I recently came across a book while I was browsing on Amazon.com. Thankfully Amazon allows you to get a look into most of the books by getting a sample totally free of cost. Though the sample just contains a few pages, it is enough to know the style of writing, what the book is going to talk about, etc.So, I got a sample of this book titled,'How Short Hitting, Bad Golfers Break 90 All the Time
' written by Fred Fields. Sure the title sounded as though it has been written for me.Of course I can pardon the author for not making it 100 instead of 90! He may not know that people like me exist!
Well, the sample was all fine and so I ordered for the kindle version of the book and Voila I had it on my tablet in minutes.I thoroughly enjoyed reading it. I read it aloud (relevant chapters) once for my daughter and once for my husband! Yes, definitely the relevant chapters were slightly different for both of them.
Do not ask whether I have managed to break 90...I haven't been on the course since I got the book. Even I had been, my aim would have been to break 110 first! So, does this book help me in my golfing thoughts? Sure it will help me change my thoughts when I am next on the golf course. This book has been written by a golfer who is quite into his 70s, so I know his experience on the golf course is quite high.Moreover, he has written the whole book very interestingly with logical reasoning behind how one can break 90 with ease.
I will recommend it to anyone who is a high handicapper who has got the right swings but not the right scores! Happy Golfing!
' written by Fred Fields. Sure the title sounded as though it has been written for me.Of course I can pardon the author for not making it 100 instead of 90! He may not know that people like me exist!
Well, the sample was all fine and so I ordered for the kindle version of the book and Voila I had it on my tablet in minutes.I thoroughly enjoyed reading it. I read it aloud (relevant chapters) once for my daughter and once for my husband! Yes, definitely the relevant chapters were slightly different for both of them.
Do not ask whether I have managed to break 90...I haven't been on the course since I got the book. Even I had been, my aim would have been to break 110 first! So, does this book help me in my golfing thoughts? Sure it will help me change my thoughts when I am next on the golf course. This book has been written by a golfer who is quite into his 70s, so I know his experience on the golf course is quite high.Moreover, he has written the whole book very interestingly with logical reasoning behind how one can break 90 with ease.
I will recommend it to anyone who is a high handicapper who has got the right swings but not the right scores! Happy Golfing!
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