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There's two books that I often use/read when I want to improve on some aspect of my game. Videos are nice, but for some reason I get the most out of these books.

My Dad gave me this book a couple of months ago and it has helped me a lot. Right off the bat it helped me with my strong grip, making it more neutral which helped me tone down my draws. All the pictures are drawings, but that doesn't seem to bother me. You still get the same effect and can perfectly see what he's talking about. It's worth a shot to pick it up if you have some extra cash and could use some tips. Here's the link for amazon. You could probably find it somewhere else, but I thought this would be the easiest. There are A LOT of pictures, which can help with things like grip. It isn't a book that has pages of nothing but words, which is nice and easy to understand.

http://www.amazon.com/Jack-Nicklaus-Lesson-Tee/dp/0684852128/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1332701835&sr;=8-1

I also have the book Tiger made, and that has also helped me, especially with putting. It's also pretty cheap if you can get it used. You can see the similarities between the two guys. Also, having both may give you two things to try out. If something Jack wrote doesn't work for me, maybe the thing Tiger does.

Just thought I'd share this in case someone hasn't heard of this book before. The copyright is 1978, but it still has helped me improve.


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