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| 1945.1 | maybe this one... | HOBBLE::MCFARLAND | | Wed Sep 07 1994 12:43 | 8 |
| there's a book called (I think) "The Search for the Perfect Golf Swing"
that's supposed to be really technical. Can't remember the author,
but I believe it's still in print....
Stan McFarland
HOBBLE::MCFARLAND
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| 1945.2 | | KALVIN::NISKALA | Moisten needle before inserting. | Thu Sep 08 1994 06:51 | 7 |
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there's a book called (I think) "The Search for the Perfect Golf Swing"
that's supposed to be really technical. Can't remember the author,
but I believe it's still in print....
>I'm sure Nick Faldo has read it a dozen times... ;^)
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| 1945.3 | The Physics of Golf.... | PTOS01::BREZLER | | Tue Sep 13 1994 17:40 | 5 |
| "The Physics of Golf"
Author: Jorgensen, Theodore Prey
ISBN: 0883189550
Publisher: Fortress Pr
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| 1945.4 | The Golf Machine | MOEUR8::CUSSELL | | Wed Sep 14 1994 05:22 | 4 |
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There was book called "The Golf(ing?) Machine" - don't know the author
but I believe Bobby Clampett based his game on it. Always reminds me of
the adage "Analysis causes Paralysis" though.
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| 1945.5 | Homer Kelley, I think ? | GVPROD::ALBINO::DAWKES | Compuserve 100025,2367 | Thu Sep 15 1994 02:10 | 11 |
| The Golfing Machine was written by Homer Kelley (I think - I have a copy at home).
The book breaks down the swing using engineering principles and hence explains how to
get more power etc. Not being an engineer I found it very difficult to read, understand,
or apply to actually playing golf.
I strongly recommend that you get a look at it before parting with any $$s. If it works
for you, great ! However, it may just as easily lead you into the trap of over
analysing, as you suspected.
Mike
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| 1945.6 | feedback .3 | MINNY::KUHN | | Mon Apr 17 1995 14:16 | 9 |
| re .3
I ordered the book "The Physics of Golf" (took 1 month to ship it
overseas). It is exactly what I was looking for; gave me just the
"physical answers" I was looking for.
Thanks for all your replys!
Wilfried
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