Sea of Stories

Book description

Do minor obligations like family, work, and errands get in the way of your golf game? Fret no more. Time spent off the course doesn't have to be time spent off your game. Undercover Golf is your guide to perfecting your stance, your swing, your aim, and your putt no matter where you are-without your coworkers or significant other any the wiser. This book will teach you how to practice in the office, in your car, at the gym, and in the home. You'll learn how to train your right hand grip while hanging shirts, how to assess your body and ball lines while washing your hands, how to start with your hips while talking at the water cooler, and more. No one has to know you're doing it-in fact, they may even think you're paying more attention at meetings or performing more chores around the house. Are your family and job interfering with your golf game? Do you need more time to perfect your stance, swing, aim, and putt? Undercover Golf shows how to practice essential golf skills while appearing to perform genuinely useful household or work-related tasks. You'll learn how to read the green-while vacuuming a carpet. You'll practice adjusting your grip pressure-while shoveling snow. You'll even learn how to assess your body and ball lines-while washing your hands! Each of these essential skills is presented with detailed instructions and helpful illustrations. With Undercover Golf, shopping for groceries and walking the dog will no longer interfere with your golf game-in fact, they'll help you perfect it! JOE BORGENICHT has co-authored The Action Hero's Handbook, The Action Heroine's Handbook, and The Baby Owner's Manual. He lives in Salt Lake City, Utah. R. D. ROBINSON has worked in the golf industry for more than forty years. He is a Class A member of the PGA and a sought-after instructor, both in the United States and abroad. He lives in Salt Lake City, Utah. ISBN 1-931686-72-6 | $10.95 | 4 1/2 x 5 7/8 | 144 pages | 2c | paperback with rounded corners | Rights: World | Sports / Reference | June 2004