Best Instructional Book Out There
Pros: Images to Describe the Fundamentals, Detailed Images, Quick Read, Easy to Follow,
Cons: One Picture is Over Exaggerated
Pros: Images to Describe the Fundamentals, Detailed Images, Quick Read, Easy to Follow,
Cons: One Picture is Over Exaggerated

Pros: Step-by-step through all phases of the full swing; good diagrams and drills
Cons: Hmm, not sure... One thing about the transition chapter I don't like

Pros: Invaluable basic lessons on short game and the differences between golf's swings
Cons: A little light for the advanced player

Pros: in-depth, well written
Cons: poorly described examples
In this intriguing book, Christopher Obetz has drawn the best illustrations from the complete archive of Anthony Ravielli s work. Learn grips, swings, stances, special and trouble shots, and intentional slices and hooks that can be used for a lifetime of successful golf.
“ With images to describe the swing, grip, hip rotation, back swing, etc. it is very easy to follow. Along with these detailed images comes the in depth describing of how to swing, hold the grip, etc. This book has everything a person needs to know about the fundamentals of golf. The book is a quick read and is worth buying. I bough this book seven months ago, this is also how long I have been...” --Satch
“ If you are looking for instruction, then this book will not be as useful as others. If you are looking for anecdotes and philospohy, then this is a good read. ” --boogielicious
“ Found this to be a great book. At the time I was about a 9 handicap. It really helped me break through down a couple shots and really mentally become a better player. I would recommend it to anyone that has not read any mental game books and even if you have it's a good book to read. ” --xmanhockey7
“ The was a good read on the mental approach to putting. Focusing on your line and letting your body perform without using swing thoughts etc. Worth the read. ” --boogielicious
“ The conclusion from my full review: The Stack and Tilt Swing is a complete guide to the golf swing. The book, like the swing, is simple to understand, and the main points are continually revisited in new and different ways that help it really sink in. Not only that, but the golfer is given the tools to understand their flaws. No longer will you be forced to say something like ...” --iacas
"There is no such individual as a born golfer. Some have more natural ability than others, but they’ve all been made."—Ben HoganConsidered one of the greatest golfers in the history of the game, Ben Hogan is still noted for the phenomenal power of his swing and his unbeatable ability as a ball striker. He is also known for his dedication to practice and his belief that any...
“ I read the chapter about the grip one every month, so I don't get into bad habits during my rangesessions. The layout of the pages could be better to make reading a bit easier, but the pictures are really great and enhance the understanding of the descriptions. Should buy for every golfer, IMHO... ” --mihi4
“ Dave Pelz has been heralded as "The Master of the Short Game," and this book is probably his most famous treatise on the subject. I just started seriously playing and studying golf in late 2010 and picked this book up shortly after that. I did much research to figure out what my first golf book would be, and I'm glad it was this one for many reasons. First, let me say that it...” --mmoan2
Swing Like a Pro ushers in a new era of sports instruction that combines the traits of every golfer's unique, individual swing with the subtle, techniques all great golfers have in common. Featuring CompuSport's computer-generated "Pro," who shoots a 50 every time, Swing Like a Pro embodies the best tactics known to golfers today. Readers match the Pro's scientifically...