Secrets of The Golf Flail

World class athletes when they do what they do so well know what they are asking the body to do but do not understand what the body is actually doing in response. World class golfers have a personal theory of the golf swing but it is not transferable. Because they cannot correctly put into words what the body is actually doing when they swing they cannot transfer the knowledge of what they are doing to someone else. Not being able to describe clearly exactly what the body is actually doing when they do what they do so well makes what tour professionals say about what they are doing suspect.

Professional golf instruction has a bigger problem because it is trying to teach golfers what world class golfers are incapable of explaining. Professional golf instructors can tell you where the club needs to be at any point during the swing. That is the easy part. All they need do is watch videos of tour professionals swinging the club but they cannot tell you how to swing the body to get the club in the desired position. They can only tell you where the club should be.

How to swing the body between the proper positions of the club is revealed in this remarkable new book Secrets of The Golf Flail.

Any normally healthy individual is born with all the talent necessary to play golf well. Normally healthy strength, flexibility, and coordination are all the talents needed.

What people lack is knowledge, knowledge of the swing mechanics of the golfer and of the golf club. Any normally healthy individual can play better golf than a more talented opponent by gaining that knowledge.

Knowledge is a talent multiplier.

Without knowledge talent is a drunken sailor.

With knowledge talent becomes skill.

Your talent is not the problem. Your beliefs about the golf swing are the problem. Talent is not holding your golf game back, knowledge is, not only knowledge of the swing mechanics of the golf club but also of the golfer. People do not need more talent. They need to get more knowledgeable about the swing mechanics.

People lack knowledge of the swing mechanics of the golfer but this remarkable new book Secrets of The Golf Flail will change that.

Golf has been played in this country for more than one-hundred years. The average handicap has been near twenty all that time and still is. Golf instruction has been provided almost as long as that time. Golfers have spent billions of dollars for golf instruction and equipment. Famously successful golfers have written how to books and published videos yet the average handicap has not changed one whit. What is wrong with this picture?

Either human beings are incredible klutzes or the understanding of the golf swing and how to teach it have been wanting.

I go with option two.