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New formula for effortlessly reaching any greens in regulation

This book answers the single most important question in golf, which is how very long shots can be produced from seemingly effortless swings. Every golfer has experienced the phenomenon of hitting very long shots with seemingly easy and effortless swings on rare occasions. If it is known how these long and effortless shots can be repeated, golf will become much less difficult. Using slow motion picture sequences of champions, the exact key factors used by champions to create the most efficient swing for maximum distances are identified. By presenting for the first time simple distance generating formulas, the book shows how relatively little energy is needed to produce long shots. A new way is presented to precisely feel clubhead speed to increase it. These explain why champions can hit so far with balance and seemingly modest effort.

This book presents, for the first time, a clear and simple explanation of how long shots can be produced from seemingly effortless swings by a new way of feeling and controlling clubhead speed that is precise, intuitive and automatic. Clubhead speed can be precisely felt, and dialed in using natural reflexive action using the new clubhead imaginary distance formulas. The amount of clubhead speed can be automatically controlled, so that enough may be achieved, but not so much as to wreck the swing. One of the major problems of the golf swing is that humans cannot precisely feel and determine the speed of the clubhead. It is like swinging with a blindfold on in terms of speed. Usually, practice swings feel good, but the actual swings are poor. The methods in the book can make practice and actual swings match closely in clubhead speed, so that actual swings become just as good as the practice swings.