Synopsis
Nick Faldo's guide to improving one's swing, which includes every aspect of the game: the golf swing, long game, iron play, and short game, putting faults, trouble spots, game psychology.
| Details | | Publication Date: | 1995-10-01 | | Illustrator: | Harold Riley |
| Size | | Length: | 224 pages | | Height: | 11.0 in | | Width: | 8.3 in | | Thickness: | 1.0 in | | Weight: | 40.0 oz |
Publisher's Note
An entertaining, instructive guide to a better golf swing covers every aspect of the game, offers insights into the psychology of golf, and includes more than two hundred magnificent color photographs.
Industry Reviews
Arguably Britain's top golfer, Faldo has won his country's Open twice and the U.S. Masters twice and has been one of the stalwarts of the European Ryder Cup team, whose annual battle with the U.S. is obviously a special challenge to him. In his autobiography, written with TV golf commentator Critchley, he concentrates on the way he completely reconstructed his swing in the 1980s, aided by coach David Leadbetter. Dedicated to practice, Faldo is concerned only that workouts give him less time for his family, motorcycling, helicopter piloting and his growing business interests. As related here, however, his life makes a bland story; of note, though, are Cannon's 150 color photos showing the photogenic Faldo on courses all over the world, from Dubai to Melbourne to Malm?. (Feb.)
Bernstein
Arguably Britain's top golfer, Faldo has won his country's Open twice and the U.S. Masters twice and has been one of the stalwarts of the European Ryder Cup team, whose annual battle with the U.S. is obviously a special challenge to him. In his autobiography, written with TV golf commentator Critchley, he concentrates on the way he completely reconstructed his swing in the 1980s, aided by coach David Leadbetter. Dedicated to practice, Faldo is concerned only that workouts give him less time for his family, motorcycling, helicopter piloting and his growing business interests. As related here, however, his life makes a bland story; of note, though, are Cannon's 150 color photos showing the photogenic Faldo on courses all over the world, from Dubai to Melbourne to Malm . (Feb.)
Publishers Weekly (01/02/1995)
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