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Tips on the Short Game from Golf Legend Ray Floyd The short game is arguably the hardest part of golf. Hitting the ball off the tee is easy compared to the recovery shots and touch shots needed to get the ball onto the green and into the hole. Ray Floyd is an acknowledged master of the short game, and he strongly credits his longtime success to his proficiency form 60 yards in. In this profusely illustrated book, Floyd shares his personal theories on all facets of the short game: pitching, chipping, putting, and more. He describes what has worked for him and some of his colleagues and makes suggestions on how to vary shots depending on the reader's abilities and tendencies. He relates anecdotes of famous shots that have won for him, offers a wide range of practice exercises, and explains how the pros calmly handle unusual shots that leave duffers perplexed. In all, this book will increase readers' golf smarts, bolster their confidence and lower their scores.
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From 60 Yards In, Raymond Floyd, Larry Dennis, Tony Roberts
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- Released
- 1992
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- Title
- From 60 Yards In
- Subtitle
- How to Master Golf's Short Game
- Language
- English
- Authors
- Raymond Floyd, Larry Dennis, Tony Roberts
- Publisher
- Harper Paperbacks
- Released
- 1992
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 176
- ISBN10
- 0060922850
- ISBN13
- 9780060922856
- Series
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- Tips on the Short Game from Golf Legend Ray Floyd The short game is arguably the hardest part of golf. Hitting the ball off the tee is easy compared to the recovery shots and touch shots needed to get the ball onto the green and into the hole. Ray Floyd is an acknowledged master of the short game, and he strongly credits his longtime success to his proficiency form 60 yards in. In this profusely illustrated book, Floyd shares his personal theories on all facets of the short game: pitching, chipping, putting, and more. He describes what has worked for him and some of his colleagues and makes suggestions on how to vary shots depending on the reader's abilities and tendencies. He relates anecdotes of famous shots that have won for him, offers a wide range of practice exercises, and explains how the pros calmly handle unusual shots that leave duffers perplexed. In all, this book will increase readers' golf smarts, bolster their confidence and lower their scores.