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.]
Eventually, it is much easier than it looks if you ultimately put your mind to golf. This idea is evident in the author's coaching, and her book Play Golf Better Faster: The Little Golf Bag Book teaches all golfers how to get better and step up their game. The book shares various golfing techniques and how to improve on them. Kalliope Barlis is the author of this book and is a massive advocate for various neurolinguistic programming techniques. In this book, golf meets NLP, and the results are fantastic.
It's my first time reading a golf course (no pun intended), and I enjoyed the lessons in this book. The author's methods are modern and unique; she uses various techniques that are easy to use and explains the steps extensively. I liked that she doesn't just write and bury the information in her texts. Instead, she uses number-specific step methods, making it easier for readers to review them multiple times without experiencing a lull.
One thing that piqued my interest in this book was the side stories the author told as she played golf. I found many real-life stories helpful, like the story of Arnold Palmer, a golfer who was also a pilot and would fly to his tournament games. I found this short story inspiring and helpful. I disliked nothing about this book; the author offered a straightforward narrative that I couldn't help but love.
The book's editing is also exceptional, allowing me to completely immerse myself in the author's narrative. There wasn't any instance where I saw a grammatical error, which speaks volumes about the author's commitment to delivering a book of content without mistakes or blunders.
I am rating this book 5 out of 5 stars because it deserves nothing less. I found nothing to dislike about it. It is a true lesson for golfers, and it would help them improve their game. With these thoughts in mind, I recommend this book to golfers who wish to improve in the sport.
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Play Golf Better Faster: The Little Golf Bag Book
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Eventually, it is much easier than it looks if you ultimately put your mind to golf. This idea is evident in the author's coaching, and her book Play Golf Better Faster: The Little Golf Bag Book teaches all golfers how to get better and step up their game. The book shares various golfing techniques and how to improve on them. Kalliope Barlis is the author of this book and is a massive advocate for various neurolinguistic programming techniques. In this book, golf meets NLP, and the results are fantastic.
It's my first time reading a golf course (no pun intended), and I enjoyed the lessons in this book. The author's methods are modern and unique; she uses various techniques that are easy to use and explains the steps extensively. I liked that she doesn't just write and bury the information in her texts. Instead, she uses number-specific step methods, making it easier for readers to review them multiple times without experiencing a lull.
One thing that piqued my interest in this book was the side stories the author told as she played golf. I found many real-life stories helpful, like the story of Arnold Palmer, a golfer who was also a pilot and would fly to his tournament games. I found this short story inspiring and helpful. I disliked nothing about this book; the author offered a straightforward narrative that I couldn't help but love.
The book's editing is also exceptional, allowing me to completely immerse myself in the author's narrative. There wasn't any instance where I saw a grammatical error, which speaks volumes about the author's commitment to delivering a book of content without mistakes or blunders.
I am rating this book 5 out of 5 stars because it deserves nothing less. I found nothing to dislike about it. It is a true lesson for golfers, and it would help them improve their game. With these thoughts in mind, I recommend this book to golfers who wish to improve in the sport.
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Play Golf Better Faster: The Little Golf Bag Book
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