65nlovenit

Was wondering how many people have managed to pick up a copy of Golf Magazine's "The Best Instruction Book Ever", and what they thought of it. Its not cheap US $29.95, Canadian $36.95, which really pushes my buttons, considering the Canadian dollar is now worth $1.05 American, and the crazy part is we're stupid enough to pay it. Now that I've got that rant out of the way, the book itself is probably the most in depth instruction manual I've read. They allocated about 8 pages to the address and the swing alone. Haven't got all the way through it yet, but they also threw in a CD with videos. Its like they took every good article they ever published in the magazine and stuck it in this book. Worth the investment if your a duffer like me.

Del

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Platinum_Shafts

Hey Del,

When you're done with it, can you mail it to me? lol

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My Bag:
Driver: Taylor Made R5 Dual 'Type D' 9.5°(UST Proforce 'V2' graphite shaft)
F Woods: Taylor Made 'V Steel' 3W (Grafalloy Attack Lite graph shaft)
Irons: Taylor Made R7 XD <3-PW> (Feel Golf reverse taper grips)
Hybrids: Bobby Jones 2H
Wedges: Taylor Made rac Black TP <56°&60°> (Feel Golf reverse taper grips)
Putter: YES!Golf 'Diana' putter (UST 'F.F.' putter shaft - '2 Thumb' putter grip)
Ball: MAXFLI Tour Fire

Gibby

Think I might buy this seeing as I have the most inconsistent swing ever. I either hit 250 yds with Driver or end up chipping it into the chipping net (20 yds) at the Driving Range.

But sometimes I consider buying books or DVDs then instead I search for them on the internet to read for free! I guess I'll have to stop using free tips though because its getting me nowhere.