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Written by Will Davies

Wednesday, 16 April 2008

There are lots of products on the market that claim to be able to improve your golf swing. This article is a review of one such product which came to the market fairly recently.

by WillDavies

There are lots of products on the market that claim to be able to improve your golf swing. This article is a review of one such product which came to the market fairly recently.

David Nevogt wrote The Simple Swing in 2006 and in a short space of time was read by people from all over the world. The claims the author makes about what you can achieve by reading this book are pretty substantial. Claims such as an average golfer will be able to cut 7 strokes from their game and a high handicapper even more. David even claims a 95% success rate for these results.

According to David golfers generally come up against three problems when they play. Not getting enough distance, the dreaded slice and just being pretty inconsistent in the way they connect with the ball. He decided that if he could simplify the swing in a scientific way then he could probably help most people with these problems. The result of his work was The Simple Swing.

A golf buddy of mine first introduced me to The Simple Swing about 6 months ago. We both started playing golf a couple of years ago and were always of a similar standard - not very good. We used to score in the low to mid nineties but couldn't break the 90 barrier. Anyway, I hadn't seen my pal for a while so we arranged a round at our local club and boy did I get a surprise.

My friend had the round of his life and shot 84. I thought it was just luck but then he told me about this book he'd bought online and how he'd been practising the techniques so of course I went straight home and got a copy for myself and the rest as they say is history.

I practised hard over the next four or five weeks and brought my score down to the mid eighties. I probably knocked about 9 shots off my game through being more consistent and hitting the ball further. Some of the advice given in The Simple Swing will proabably be at odds with what you currently believe. Would you think that, for example, reducing your back swing could make your drives longer? And David has a great way to get you to hit more greens.

The Simple Swing website has loads of rave reviews on it from players who say they have had fantastic improvement in their golf with David's system. What's good also, is that he offers a money back guarantee if after 8 weeks you are not totally happy for whatever reason.

If you want to improve your golf swing and you'd like a guide that's clear to follow and understand and that offers you a system that is easy to implement then look no further. This book is about as perfect as you will get.

About the Author:

Will Davies is a freelance writer and golf fanatic. If you would like to play better golf then please visit my website for more advice on how to improve your golf swing