Review of Play Golf Better Faster: The Little Golf Bag Book
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Review of Play Golf Better Faster: The Little Golf Bag Book
[Following is a volunteer review of "Play Golf Better Faster: The Little Golf Bag Book" by Kalliope Barlis.]
Have you ever had that awful feeling of missing a golf shot or have you simply lost confidence in your golfing abilities? Then "Play Golf Better Faster: The Little Golf Bag Book" by Kalliope Barlis is the answer. This book is quite useful to every golfer, whether a beginner or expert; it pinpoints just exactly the common obstacles and provides practical tips on how to improve to become a better golfer. Whether you are a raw beginner who can't hit successive shots alike or a seasoned golfer desirous of refinement and fine-tuning, his revelations will excite and transform you.
What is unique about this book is the mental game of golf. According to Barlis, everything starts with a positive mindset and clarity in your head while you are playing golf. He will teach you how, through positive thoughts and memories, one can create a focus that breeds success. It gives several drills and exercises to train the mind how to achieve a good golf game, something that is equal in importance to physical practice. Kalliope Barlis has done a great job easily explaining tough concepts. Her principles are not proved only through golf; rather, they turn out to be valuable life lessons of the power of positive thinking and setting goals.
Arranged into three sections, this important golf guide completely covers how to utilize your psyche, practice your game, and play your game. Barlis gives nitty-gritty clarifications of NLP (neuro-etymological programming) ideas and shows how these can be applied for improved golf results. As I went through the book, what came across was how I wasn't only learning how to play golf better; I was reading about new ways to approach a lot of life's challenges. In its essence, the book is holistic and would certainly be a good read for those interested in personal growth and self-improvement.
The definite graphics and illustrative images to back up the message are all around situated at the rear of the book, supporting the ideas and assisting with giving importance to the different swing examples and methods. Professionally edited, it is lucidly written, keeping the interest of the reader to the very last page. There was nothing about the book I found lacking or unsatisfactory. I wholeheartedly recommend "Play Golf Better Faster: The Little Golf Bag Book" to anyone who wants to improve their golf game or perhaps just a fresh perspective on personal development. I'm rating it a 5 out of 5- stars because of its originality, clarity, and practical wisdom.
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Play Golf Better Faster: The Little Golf Bag Book
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Have you ever had that awful feeling of missing a golf shot or have you simply lost confidence in your golfing abilities? Then "Play Golf Better Faster: The Little Golf Bag Book" by Kalliope Barlis is the answer. This book is quite useful to every golfer, whether a beginner or expert; it pinpoints just exactly the common obstacles and provides practical tips on how to improve to become a better golfer. Whether you are a raw beginner who can't hit successive shots alike or a seasoned golfer desirous of refinement and fine-tuning, his revelations will excite and transform you.
What is unique about this book is the mental game of golf. According to Barlis, everything starts with a positive mindset and clarity in your head while you are playing golf. He will teach you how, through positive thoughts and memories, one can create a focus that breeds success. It gives several drills and exercises to train the mind how to achieve a good golf game, something that is equal in importance to physical practice. Kalliope Barlis has done a great job easily explaining tough concepts. Her principles are not proved only through golf; rather, they turn out to be valuable life lessons of the power of positive thinking and setting goals.
Arranged into three sections, this important golf guide completely covers how to utilize your psyche, practice your game, and play your game. Barlis gives nitty-gritty clarifications of NLP (neuro-etymological programming) ideas and shows how these can be applied for improved golf results. As I went through the book, what came across was how I wasn't only learning how to play golf better; I was reading about new ways to approach a lot of life's challenges. In its essence, the book is holistic and would certainly be a good read for those interested in personal growth and self-improvement.
The definite graphics and illustrative images to back up the message are all around situated at the rear of the book, supporting the ideas and assisting with giving importance to the different swing examples and methods. Professionally edited, it is lucidly written, keeping the interest of the reader to the very last page. There was nothing about the book I found lacking or unsatisfactory. I wholeheartedly recommend "Play Golf Better Faster: The Little Golf Bag Book" to anyone who wants to improve their golf game or perhaps just a fresh perspective on personal development. I'm rating it a 5 out of 5- stars because of its originality, clarity, and practical wisdom.
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Play Golf Better Faster: The Little Golf Bag Book
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon
