Understanding the Golf Swing Description:

Understanding the Golf Swing review:
5 stars (An Absolute Must have for all....) - This book has worked wonders for my game. I have studied it from end to end. My game prior to this book was a patchwork of misinformation. Even at a 10 handicap (hit my limit) the concepts were so simple that I reduced my handicap to a 1 as a direct result of this book. I don't no why so many keep mentioning Hogan's book. Hogan's work did more to hurt more golfers then it helped! This is the book folks to learn the golf swing! If you enjoy reading about mechanics then do so but don't be surprised if your game does not improve or you hit the ceiling and don't progress any further! Drop the technical jargon and get back to doing whats right. You want to be a good golfer not a biomechanical engineer!Take it from a duffer who after 3 years reached a single diget handicap! My only regret is not coming across this book when I started out!!!! Duffers & Pro's take heed....let Manuel show you the way! Also a big Thank You to Mr. Torre your work made all the diffrence in my game and how I approach it! Also the book "The Sweetest Game" confirms Manuel's theories! You maybe a little surprised how many greats in golf unknowingly used this approach to golf!
5 stars (Follow the Club head) - I have about 30 golf instruction books. Of those, I found Hogan's Five lessons (Modern Fundamentals of Golf) to be the standard I adhered to. But my game hit a plateau and just remained there. Then I read Ernest Jones' Sing the Clubhead (wow!). I found out that Manuel De La Torre taught Jones' method

with a few minor adjustments. Bought "Understanding the Golf Swing" book & DVD. It's amazing I just swing the club and strike the ball without worrying about the mechanics of the swing. It's now my golf bible, knocking strokes off my game evey time I play. Even though the method is simple, you need to read the book several times and do likewize with the DVD as there are little things you will overlook the first few times.

Don't pass it off as some reviewers have, give it a fair try and you will like it.
4 stars (Swing away...) - This book is great if your caught up in paralysis by analysis. Elaborating on Ernest Jones philosopy of "Swing the Clubhead," focusing on the feel of a swinging motion rather than mechanics. Do yourself a favor by reading Ernest Jones' book first to get a better understanding of a pure swinging motion as opposed to leverage - then this book pays off!