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Swing Machine Golf -- The fastest way to a consistent swing!

    Other than my own creations, I only offer a few other golf products for sale from this site. Each one I have used and found to be very beneficial to my game. Each one, I believe, would be beneficial to any golfer.

     The book "Swing Machine," in my opinion is one of the best instruction books I have ever read. What comes to mind is the classic, "The Five Fundamentals" by Ben Hogan. Unlike Hogan's book, which laid down what he thought were the secrets to his golf swing (one grooved by hitting millions of balls and spending countless hours), the "Swing Machine" provides a clear explanation of the fundamentals for a repeating swing, whether you're a professional or a weekend duffer. It provides the basics for the most likely repeatable swing.

       The book and one of its authors, Paul Wilson, has appeared on the golf channel and in Golf Score Magazine, explaining his new, highly effective teaching method.

      Now, the book has been brought to live on 4 DVDs. You can now see everything in living, moving colour. There's even an interview with the creator of the Iron Byron.

Here's just a small sample of what you'll learn in Swing Machine:

	How to build a repeatable golf swing modelled after the swing robot, Iron Byron.
	The Iron Byron was developed after analyzing the swings of the greatest players, in particular, Byron Nelson.
	This simple swing is based on just two moving parts, thus making it easier to replicate.
	This coffee table book is laid out with 10 easy lessons to learn how to replicate the Iron Byron Swing.
	There are hundreds of color photos showing the proper positions and common flaws.
	The book uses fine-coated paper stock, smyth-swen hardcover binding. It's an impressive looking book in and of itself. The lessons within are priceless.
	Black & white photos demonstrate positions to avoid, or common flaws. With a mirror, it's easy to check your own positions to compare.
	Paul Wilson was frustrated by the fact that there has not been signficant improvement in scoring of golfers even though technology has provided much improvement.
	Over many years of teaching students, he has found his method, although unique, to be very successful.

Take a look at this great book. Even after playing golf myself for over 25 years as 3 handicap or better, I learned a lot reading this book about my own swing and how I can still improve.

How the lessons are presented makes perfect sense to me now.

Take a look at "Swing Machine" now. The book or DVD.

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