Swing Machine Golf

[Cybergolfer]

Surfing the net last night about golf what esle I came across a website
http://www.swingmachinegolf.com/ that advertises a book called Swing Machine Golf. Has anyone read/ tried this book.

[Mule56]

Surfing the net last night about golf what esle I came across a website
http://www.swingmachinegolf.com/ that advertises a book called Swing Machine Golf. Has anyone read/ tried this book.
Cybergolf,
Paul's book is great. But you better be willing to spend the time. It is laid out well and must be followed, in order, from start to finish. I picked mine up two years ago in the fall and started into it after the first snow fell. This gave me a chance to work on things without hit5ting a ball (this is the method for the first 3 or four chapters). By the time I came the chapter that required hitting a ball, I moved to an indoor range.
I came out at the start of the next season with a better swing and more of an understanding of why it went south when it did. Even my instructor noticed a difference. He borrowed the book for four months.
Lastly Paul is a Canadian boy. Unfortunately the publishing company is south of the border. You will get out of it what you put in.
Mule

[duffer_devon]

Paul Wilson is an amazing teacher (he was an instructor at Angus Glen at one time). He helped my buddy who switched from hitting the ball cross-handed to hitting it right handed.I would read any instruction book he comes out with

[dixongolfer]

Good book. Well illustrated. Paul used to teach at both Angus Glen and Cataraqui in Kingston. He always wanted to be a "guru". I think he has done better than that and become a respected teacher.

The book was in the works for a long while. Ken Steven of Storytrend is actually the Publisher and Co-Author and he is based in Thornhill. Of course Paul moved to Kansas several years ago which proved to be a good move for him career wise.

The book is sold directly throught the website.