Ernest Jones' Swing the Clubhead Reviews

Ernest Jones' Swing the Clubhead Reviews

The teachings of Ernest Jones is a distant generation, but none with the possible exception of Percy Boomer, has such an influence on the modern golf instruction. Jones has been in numerous articles in journals, books and golf instruction by quoting well-known players and teachers, including Jack Nicklaus and Gary McCord. McCord, best known for his humor in the Gulf Broadcasting, is a very intelligent and serious about the golf swing. In his book "Golf for Dummies McCord Swing the magazine lists as one of the top ten golf books. read more..

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Rating :5/5 SWING THE CLUB...Ernest Jones by E. R., Hardison 2009-10-23
If you can only buy one golf book ...then this is the one.
A classic that will truly impact your game...man,woman or child

Rating :5/5 Best golf swing book. by Paul Mitchell Hayes 2009-07-06
This was by far the best golf swing book I have ever read. With this and Take dead aim. My golf game will improve. This will take a little getting used to. On my first try at the range I was much more relaxed and hit the ball just as far and straighter. Stop complaining about your clubs and buying the latest tech gear and learn to swing the club.

Rating :5/5 An Essential Golf Book by Alan Dorow 2008-03-17
I only wish I'd connected with a golf instructor with Ernest Jones' teaching method when I first learned to golf 35 years ago. This classic book is more important and spot-on than ever, with his simple and fundamental ideas about swinging the clubhead on an arc.

So much modern golf instruction is cluttered with hundreds of different and confusing details about the endless positions in a golf swing. These positions might be important to pinpointing a specific problem in a swing, but Jones understood that the individual golfer needs to get most of these details out of his mind when he makes his swing and instead focus on the important action of making a properly-arced swing.

In reading other reviews, it sounds like there are some problems with the naming of this book and a conflict with other editions, but this is still a very valuable and fundamental treatise about golf instruction. Golf is a very difficult sport to play well, but if you apply yourself to Jones' principles, you will enjoy yourself much more on the course by de-cluttering your head from the minutia of details and ideas you'll find on the instructional pages of Golf or Golf Digest.


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