Two Steps to a Perfect Golf Swing

Book Description

The perfect golf swing-- broken down into two easy-to-follow steps

Two Steps to a Perfect Golf Swing means instant gratification for beginning to intermediate golfers who want a simple-tounderstand, easy-to-execute, and proven method for making progress fast. Developed by longtime golf instructor Shawn Humphries, this revolutionary method's well-tested success is due to its sheer simplicity. There are just two keys a golfer needs to know: Position One and Position Two. This method works wonders on several levels, providing: A solid starting point for new golfers A sharp focus to help seasoned golfers Ways for all golfers to eliminate flaws in their swing Methods to reinforce and polish technique

Once a golfer understands Humphries's two positions, it won't take years, months, or even weeks to experience substantial game improvement--and added enjoyment.


From the Back Cover

A simple plan for perfecting your swing--fast!

"Once you have knowledge and confidence, you can play uninhibitedly. That is when results will be dramatic. Take this knowledge to the golf course with you. You'll enjoy Shawn's approach--it is a sound game plan to better golf."
--Bill Parcells, Head Coach, Dallas Cowboys

As longtime players will attest, the golf swing is a constant work in progress. Practice is essential, but those endless sessions can become incredibly frustrating if you don't have a plan--and many of us don't. Long-time golf instructor Shawn Humphries has a plan. And it only includes two steps: Position One and Position Two, the essential keys every golfer needs to know. Everything else--stance, grip, wrist action--is merely preparation.

Developed over years of golf instruction, Two Steps to a Perfect Golf Swing provides a simple-to-understand, easy-to-execute, and proven method for making progress fast. This revolutionary approach will streamline your swing and show you how to: Get motivated and devise a personal plan for success Identify and correct your fatal flaws Master the proper fundamentals of grip, posture, and setup Maximize your strengths Develop a sequenced routine of takeaway, backswing, and downswing Coach yourself to lower handicaps and winning scores And turn practice sessions into productive, even joyous, occasions


About the Author

Shawn Humphries is director of instruction at the Cowboys Golf Club. A teaching professional for fifteen years, Humphries is a contributing writer to Golf and Junior Golf magazines. He has appeared on NBC's "Weekend Today" and The Golf Channel's "Golf Academy Live." He lives in Dallas, Texas.

FROM THE PUBLISHER

As longtime players will attest, the golf swing is a constant work in progress. Practice is essential, but those endless sessions can become incredibly frustrating if you don't have a plan -- and many of us don't. Longtime golf instructor Shawn Humphries has a plan. And it includes only two steps: Position One and Position Two, the essential keys every golfer needs to know. Everything else -- stance, grip, wrist action -- is merely preparation. Developed over years of golf instruction, Two Steps to a Perfect Golf Swing provides a simple-to-understand, easy-to-execute, and proven method for making progress fast. This revolutionary approach will help streamline your swing.

SYNOPSIS

A simple plan for perfecting your swing—fast!

"Once you have knowledge and confidence, you can play uninhibitedly. That is when results will be dramatic. Take this knowledge to the golf course with you. You'll enjoy Shawn's approach—it is a sound game plan to better golf."
—Bill Parcells, Head Coach, Dallas Cowboys

As longtime players will attest, the golf swing is a constant work in progress. Practice is essential, but those endless sessions can become incredibly frustrating if you don't have a plan—and many of us don't. Long-time golf instructor Shawn Humphries has a plan. And it only includes two steps: Position One and Position Two, the essential keys every golfer needs to know. Everything else—stance, grip, wrist action—is merely preparation.