Customer Reviews

Golf: The Winner's Way

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Hey, I got an idea, maybe someone could write a book on a subject they know something about? Nah, that would make too much sense. Richard Behrens knows nothing about the game of golf. Chances are he knows nothing about Martial Arts. At first I thought this was going to be something like "Zen in the art of motorcycle maintance". But that would be like comparing the "Bible" to "Bert and Ernie go to the park". Throw this book in the trash.

My wife just bought this book for me at a local bargain book store. I have found that sometimes you can find diamonds among the rocks. This book stood out to my wife because she knows I enjoy the martial arts as well as golf. I got a bad feeling about this book, like the author was lying through his teeth. He writes like a know-it-all pip squeek.You know,the kind of guy who got teased alot in school. Although she only paid 50 cents for it, my son said I should write this review on Amazon so everyone will know not to buy this book.

Don't bother reading this one. Won't help your golf game, it will just put you to sleep. Just another con-artist trying to get one over on us. We can use more golf books from the Pros, not the schmoes.

What a stinker-roo! This book is such an insult to those of us who play the game. It doesn't work- period. The author can write as many good reviews for himself as he wants, but its not going to help this misfit.

One of the worst books ever written on golf. I don't know who this Behrens Is, but he should write about something he knows.I review many golfing books a month so when one of my staff brought me this one I was fooled into thinking it might be worth something ( has a nice cover ) but I was wrong.

Author knows nothing about golf

I love Golf, This book should be banned from the bookstore of life! I have never read such garbage in all my years. I am using the book right now, to wedge open my basement door! Smells rotten!

Martial arts is martial arts. Golf is golf. The two should never meet. In todays world where someone is always claiming to be a Master of this, or a master of that, once again we have someone violating the game of golf. I read this book. It stinks. The author knows nothing about golf and I dont know how much he really knows about martial arts. If he were a true master, he would not be writting books on golf trying to make a quick buck. We are living in a sorry time.

Golf is a game that takes a long time to learn to play well. There are thousands of golfing self help books and if you ask anyone who plays the game well, they will tell you that there all a waist of time. This book is just like the rest. A new spin on an old con. The best thing to do is aquire a teacher and learn on the course.

Fantasy, all alot of fantasy. You can tell the author has never played a round of golf in his life