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The Golf Swing:

It's All in the Hands

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I look forward to making posts and sharing my thoughts and insights I have of the golf swing. It is with great pride, passion, focus and determination that I was able to write this book and deliver the lesson on the hand action of the golf swing. The main reason I was able to write this book is because I took the time to learn the golf swing, thirteen years worth of learning. The intention of my book is to provide you with the instructions I used to develop my golf swing and achieve pure ball striking. Nothing would make me happier than knowing that I was able to help you, in some little way, with your golf swing. Take care and have fun.

Reader Views Interview with James Lythgoe
May 19, 2013

The Golf Swing: It’s all in the Hands James Lythgoe James Lythgoe (2011) ISBN 9780981339207 Reviewed by Richard R. Blake for Reader Views    Today, Tyler R. Tichelaar of Reader Views is pleased to interview James Lythgoe, who is here to talk...

Kirkus Reviews
December 07, 2012

TITLE INFORMATION THE GOLF SWING It's All in The Hands Lythgoe, James Self (160 pp.) $19.95 paperback, $15.99 e-book ISBN: 978-0981339207; November 10, 2011 BOOK REVIEW You’re not getting the most out of your golf swing if you’re not using your...

The Interlocking Grip
October 27, 2012

  The interlocking grip is the grip of choice for golfers who have short fingers. To form the interlocking grip, slide your right little finger between your left index finger and your left middle finger as shown in the first...

The Overlapping Grip
October 20, 2012

In the overlapping grip, the right little finger overlaps the left index finger. Many golfers who have long fingers prefer this grip. Is there a correct way to overlap the right little finger over the left index finger when forming...