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Peak Performance Golf

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Dr. Cohn does a good job of separating good players and their difficulty in improving from high handicappers who see more improvement faster. For a long time, good players have wanted a plan to actually see improvement, and Dr. Cohn lays out a pretty good plan in this book. The strong points are the practice plan, but the nutrition and mental approach seem hard to follow. Overall, this is a good planning guide for better players who want to see improvement.

What a great book for golfers who can play well but want to get better with their practice and preparation. I loved the drills for developing touch on the greens and how to master your short game practice. The stuff on course management was also very helpful to my game. A must read for good golfers who want to get more out of practice!

All golf books waste your time with 70% of the pages showing various parts of the golf swing. Not this one. This book is full of meat that allows those of us that are obsessed with golf (when you think about it more than sex) to do so. At any pro tournament, the range is laden with people working on their mental and preshot routines. This book lays down how to pinpoint the way you think and apply it to perhaps the only piece missing from your game. It gives you a no-nonsense plan to getting better. It's so laden with details that you almost have to attack each chapter over a long period of time to ingrain all the intent of the author. THE BEST, BAR NONE, GOLF BOOK TO GOING LOW.

This book has helped me as I struggle with getting my game to the professional level,as has Dr. Cohn in other books and tapes. The insights and information are all collected in one place for ease of use. It is a comprehensive treatment of a difficult subject - how to improve in a systematic manner. Great book.