Swing the Clubhead (Golf digest classic series) by Ernest Jones

Swing the Clubhead (Golf digest classic series) by Ernest Jones

Ernest Jones, arguably the greatest golf instructor of all time, improves your golf game with a simple, three word philosophy--swing the clubhead.

Once considered a promising professional golfer in the early part of the 20th Century, Jones found himself on the front lines of World War One. An enemy grenade cost him his right leg, but he never lost his passion for the game of golf. To compensate for his disability, Jones was forced to devise a radical approach to golf. The secret to the perfect swing was not in the body, he deduced, but in the mind.

This book, considered by many golf pros to be the best ever written on the subject, is the end result of Ernest Jones's journey from a wartime hospital bed to a triumphant return to the fairways.

- Ernest Jones's revolutionary techniques for visualizing and swinging
- Exercises and drills to perfect your swing the Ernest Jones way

Mervyn Jones is the author of John and Mary, A Survivor, Nobody's Fault, and Two Ladies and Their Man, among other books. Chances, his autobiography, was published in 1987. He has worked as an assistant editor for the London Weekly Tribune and the New Statesman, as well as being the theater critic for the Tribune for eight years.