Golf Instruction

I buy many golf books, and I usually ravage a used bookshop or two each month. My latest and greatest purchase is a golf course book, one that doesn’t have any words in it at all other than a label or two on each spread. This golf course book is a coffee table book that highlights some famous and even not-so-famous Australian golf courses at different times of the year. In that box of books, of which I paid $5 for 30 or so books, I got a bunch of mostly useless how-to guides from the ’60s, and some golf magazines from the ’70s. It’s interesting to compare how different they are to those available today. Anyway, next time you find yourself with nothing to do, hit up a used bookshop. You might find your own gem like Great Golf Down Under.

I was looking around for some golf tips for beginners, and I happened on this video series by an acclaimed pro. The series wasn’t that expensive, so I decided to make a purchase. It arrived very quickly, and there were plenty of great tips on each tape. I was able to apply these to my game, and I think I’m already becoming a better golfer. The information was concise, and well explained. I think videos are a pretty good source when it comes to golf tips for beginners, and I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend a purchase. I’m sure there are probably several good videos for people at different levels of expertise.