"The Only Golf Lesson You'll Ever Need" by Hank Haney

[iacas]

Discuss "The Only Golf Lesson You'll Ever Need" by Hank Haney here.

[plugged]

Thanks, Erik. I just picked this up last week and have no idea if it is worth reading or not. If not, I'll learn to check the Reading Room reviews before I shop again (I should do this anyway).

[HoosierGolfer]

I like Hank and would love to have the chance to work with him in person. I think good things can come from books in the form of tips, but nothing can replace having a live lesson with a PGA certified professional. Every player has unique problem area's and no one book is right for everyone. I would rather see money spent on a real lesson than spent on a book. JMO of course.

[danieldrieberg]

Great instruction book. Haney's philosophy of working with the swing YOU currently have is my preference.

[jerry g]

seems aimed at higher handicap players but it does not appear to me like it would help anyone's game much. there are a few tips that could be useful to some but overall and in every way possible it leaves much to be desired. supposed to be a golf lesson from hank in book form but that format just doesn't really work. i would not recommend this one.

[Basil]

Golf is a complex game where so many elements of the golf swing are interconnected. One minute aspect of your swing can impact the results dramatically. Golf lessons from a qualified professional are likely to help any golfer improve on their game. There are different kinds of golf lessons that are sure to fit any golfers schedule, budget, or needs.

[The Tin Man]

I hate "golf lessons" based on your "typical" golfer in either book or DVD form. They start with correcting a grip I don't use to eliminate the swing I don't make to cure the slice I don't have.