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Ranked as the #1 golf instruction book of all-time by golflearning.com
The teachings of Ernest Jones are of a distant generation, yet no one with the possible exception of Percy Boomer, has such an influence on modern day golf instruction. Jones is quoted in countless magazine articles, and golf instruction…
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1 author picked Ernest Jones' Swing the Clubhead as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
When it comes to simplicity, I like that old pro Ernest Jones exemplifies one of the simplest and hard-to-argue-with swing keys you can employ: Simply feel and swing the clubhead! Now, of course, that is simple to say, and if it is enough for you, forget the book and just go out and do it. But, if you find it needs a little more explanation, read Jones’ book and see how he explains it.
What I found most intriguing about the book is Jones himself. As I remember it, he was a successful pro, went off to war, lost a…
From Tom's list on golf (with a nod given to the mental game).
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