How To Play Golf: Like A Winner
About this audiobook
How To Play Golf: Like A Winner ticks all the boxes when it comes to providing a manual for improving your golf game. Golf, as we all know, is a highly challenging game. Not because of its physical and athletic demands but because of its uniquely questioning mental element. The golf ball just sits there on the grassy ground and indifferently dares you to hit it toward your target. It seems too easy and you would be right on that score. Appearances can be deceptive and the game of golf plays with your perceptions. Frustration beckons the unwary beginner if he or she is not equipped with the necessary information.
The information in this book will put the reader on the fast track programme to playing better golf. How To Play Golf: Like A Winner lists all the basic requirements and then some to assist the golf beginner on their journey to golf competency. Understand your golf clubs, as these are the tools of the trade. Too many golf newbies only have a superficial theoretical relationship with the clubs in their bag. This is a result of the times in which we live, where most things are push button or touch screen. Golf is not like this. Golf is hands on and experiential! Getting in the right head space is the first step to playing winning golf.
The content within How To Play Golf: Like A Winner has been designed to emphasise the most important components within golfers wishing to succeed in their golfing aspirations. The information and instruction here will help them develop what is required to play golf at the level necessary to win. We all bring different things to our golf journey.
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About the author
Robert Sudha Hamilton is first and foremost a keen golfer. His home course on Bribie Island, Queensland, Australia is a paradise, where kangaroos roam the fairways. A trained historian who writes for a living, he has published several titles on Ancient Greece and Rome. More than five decades of living and thinking about what it means to be a human being have encouraged an examination of course conditions. Golf has long been recognised as a microcosm of the rest of human life. Perhaps, not quite a glass bead game, it is a container rich in food for thought.
Robert Sudha Hamilton is also the author of House Therapy: Discover Who You Really Are at Home.
