Hi Pickle, the post was under Don Trahan.
Jane Horn's book is very good, you are right. Good pointers on power for women. I don't have Paul Wilson's book, it is that good is it? I'm not a Hogan fan, although I have a few of his, because I don't think he was ever honest about why he advocated what he did. That's just me though. Count Yogi, I have somewhere but I haven't found it in ages. Tell me why you like Wilson's book so much if you don't mind. It's fun to find some of the old books again and have a quick look through. Agree about Homer Kelley. I still have it, still glance through it and hope that Bobby Clampett covered the high points lol. I remember I really enjoyed Nick Price's book also. He really explained the trigger finger. Thanks for your response. Take care
Just noticed what you said about Wilson's book. I know why I didn't buy it, he wanted too much for it. Might consider now that you gave it a good review. I'm trying to think of the name of the book by Dick Beach and someone. The interesting thing about that book was that Beach claimed that every good golfer was on his right side at impact. I'll think of it yet (or find it maybe tomorrow). Did you ever read that one?
Just found it listed on amazon. It's called Golf: The Body, The Mind, The Game. (Beach and Ford)
Edited 10/26/2009 10:39:00 PM by saci2
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