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.]
5 out of 5 stars.
Play Golf Better Faster: Thus, The Little Golf Bag Book by Kalliope Barlis is the perfect guide for any golfer who wants to improve his or her game quickly. Barlis is an NLP practitioner and has come up with a combination of both mental and physical techniques that aim at improving golf performance. The fact that the book is divided into three brief sections allows us to achieve the best result for development.
In the first section, aptly titled “Using Your Brain,” Barlis underscores the mental preparation that is most important for golfers. The author in question points out that mindset is the core of one’s success in the sport, thereby opposing the typical approaches that highlight naked mechanical aspects. This section is especially useful because it presents readers with various strategies on how to use their heads and hence win the game.
The second section, “Practicing Golf,” describes accurate and time-saving practice drills. Barlis argues against excess repetition, a fallacy that being able to do a skill more times equates to improved performance. These are targeted based on achievable practice time to yield maximum benefit in terms of performance and cover aspects such as grip, swing, and putting. This section is full of practical advice for the golfer and with the application of the ideas, viewers should see marked improvement.
The last section, “Playing Golf,” is devoted to using real-game strategies. Moreover, before focusing on the gameplay process per se, Barlis provides readers with a set of tips to use the strategies and endeavors of the preceding sections effectively at the golf course. Her friendly and detailed approach, choice of language, and logical structure of the guidance help to grasp and apply the information easily.
Play Golf Better Faster: This is where the Little Golf Bag Book scores heavily with chapters that combine mental skills with actual drills. Kalliope Barlis clearly and concisely writes her ideas, which combined with the application of NLP techniques, give practical information and a clear and fast improvement of the performance of golf players, regardless of the level of training.
While Play Golf Better Faster: The Little Golf Bag Book achieves this very well in general, yet, I may consider the emphasis on Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) as quite unfamiliar and somewhat complex at first instance. Also, the simplicity of the presentation may provide a limited range of information to those top players seeking more complex approaches to their games. Nevertheless, one cannot deny that these and only minor shenanigans do not deprive the book of its significant knowledge and five-star worth.
The editing and writing style are superb, I did not find any typos or punctuation errors; the book is well in good.
Overall, Play Golf Better Faster: The Little Golf Bag Book is one of the best golf improvement books which I will rate five stars because it covers all aspects. This book is highly helpful to golf enthusiasts of all skill levels because Barlis has put into practice both mental and physical and the language used is easy to comprehend. In its present form, it is a simple, easy-to-follow, and very helpful guide for anyone who wants to become a great golfer.
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Play Golf Better Faster: The Little Golf Bag Book
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5 out of 5 stars.
Play Golf Better Faster: Thus, The Little Golf Bag Book by Kalliope Barlis is the perfect guide for any golfer who wants to improve his or her game quickly. Barlis is an NLP practitioner and has come up with a combination of both mental and physical techniques that aim at improving golf performance. The fact that the book is divided into three brief sections allows us to achieve the best result for development.
In the first section, aptly titled “Using Your Brain,” Barlis underscores the mental preparation that is most important for golfers. The author in question points out that mindset is the core of one’s success in the sport, thereby opposing the typical approaches that highlight naked mechanical aspects. This section is especially useful because it presents readers with various strategies on how to use their heads and hence win the game.
The second section, “Practicing Golf,” describes accurate and time-saving practice drills. Barlis argues against excess repetition, a fallacy that being able to do a skill more times equates to improved performance. These are targeted based on achievable practice time to yield maximum benefit in terms of performance and cover aspects such as grip, swing, and putting. This section is full of practical advice for the golfer and with the application of the ideas, viewers should see marked improvement.
The last section, “Playing Golf,” is devoted to using real-game strategies. Moreover, before focusing on the gameplay process per se, Barlis provides readers with a set of tips to use the strategies and endeavors of the preceding sections effectively at the golf course. Her friendly and detailed approach, choice of language, and logical structure of the guidance help to grasp and apply the information easily.
Play Golf Better Faster: This is where the Little Golf Bag Book scores heavily with chapters that combine mental skills with actual drills. Kalliope Barlis clearly and concisely writes her ideas, which combined with the application of NLP techniques, give practical information and a clear and fast improvement of the performance of golf players, regardless of the level of training.
While Play Golf Better Faster: The Little Golf Bag Book achieves this very well in general, yet, I may consider the emphasis on Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) as quite unfamiliar and somewhat complex at first instance. Also, the simplicity of the presentation may provide a limited range of information to those top players seeking more complex approaches to their games. Nevertheless, one cannot deny that these and only minor shenanigans do not deprive the book of its significant knowledge and five-star worth.
The editing and writing style are superb, I did not find any typos or punctuation errors; the book is well in good.
Overall, Play Golf Better Faster: The Little Golf Bag Book is one of the best golf improvement books which I will rate five stars because it covers all aspects. This book is highly helpful to golf enthusiasts of all skill levels because Barlis has put into practice both mental and physical and the language used is easy to comprehend. In its present form, it is a simple, easy-to-follow, and very helpful guide for anyone who wants to become a great golfer.
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Play Golf Better Faster: The Little Golf Bag Book
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