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    Control The Common Denominator Of The 5 Main Types Of Golf Shots
    Control The Common Denominator Of The 5 Main Types Of Golf Shots
    Control The Common Denominator Of The 5 Main Types Of Golf Shots
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    Control The Common Denominator Of The 5 Main Types Of Golf Shots

    By Yvon Legault

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    After having published several books on different parts of the golf game and taught this wonderful sport for several years, it is with great pleasure that I offer you this short but very precise work. My goal is always the same: to simplify, reduce to its simplest expression, demystify techniques in a language understandable and accessible to all golfers. I am convinced that the concept and perspective that I propose will illuminate and further simplify the execution of the different moves that the game requires. Obviously, the lessons given and the solutions found to different challenges are at the origin of the approach I propose. I wish you a good reading and hope you'll benefit from it.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherYvon Legault
    Release dateMay 26, 2013
    ISBN9780987950932
    Control The Common Denominator Of The 5 Main Types Of Golf Shots
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    Yvon Legault

    Golf Coach and author of 5 golf books, actually 10 cause I also wrote them in French. I have my golf school and have been teaching this wonderful game for quite a few years. The first book I wrote: Become a putting machine in French is a best seller in Canada, France,Belgium and Switzerland. Sharing my experiences and knowledge in order to help improve your game is my one and only goal.

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      Control The Common Denominator Of The 5 Main Types Of Golf Shots - Yvon Legault

      Control

      the Common Denominator

      of the Main Types of Golf Shots

      Yvon Legault

      Copyright © 2012 Yvon Legault

      YVON LEGAULT GOLF ACADEMY

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      WWW.GOLFYVON.COM

      Yvon.legault@bell.net

      Smashwords Edition

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      TABLE OF CONTENTS

      Introduction

      Preface

      THE TRIANGLE

      1. ‘Chip’ shot

      2. Putting

      Grip position

      The stroke

      3. ‘Pitch shot’

      4. Green bunker

      5. The golf swing

      Posture

      Downswing

      Backswing

      Conclusion

      About the Author

      INTRODUCTION

      After having published

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