The Golf Swing Simplified by John Jacobs

The Golf Swing Simplified by John Jacobs

The majority of the world's 35 million golfers never play the game as well as they could because they have no idea of what they are trying to do when they swing a golf club. The golf swing, in fact, has only one purpose - to deliver the head of the club to the ball correctly. How this is done is immaterial, so long as the method used permits correct impact to be achieved over and over again. In this illustrated book all aspects of the golf swing are covered. Divided into five parts the book includes the fundamentals of golf, preparing to swing and questions most asked aobut the swing in golf. The book is designed to be of interest to all golfers from beginners to more experienced.

Michael Jacobs was for many years Director of the counselling and psychotherapy courses in the Department of Adult Education, University of Leicester. In developing those courses he published a number of key texts which are used in other training courses - notably The Presenting Past (Open University Press, 2006, 3rd edition) and Psychodynamic Counselling in Action (Sage, 2010 4th edition). He has also written a number of other books (Sigmund Freud and D. W Winnicott in the Sage series) and edited three series for Open University Press - such as Core Concepts in Therapy. More recently he has written two books in the UKCP/Karnac series, Shakespeare on the Couch, and Our Desire of Unrest.

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ISBN 13	9780091776183
ISBN 10	009177618X
Title	The Golf Swing Simplified
Author	John Jacobs
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Binding Type	Hardback
Publisher	Cornerstone
Year published	1993-05-06
Number of pages	144
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