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The Plane Truth for Golfers by Jim Hardy, this is a modern classic with a forward from Peter Jacobson who has worked with Jim Hardy since the early 1980s.

Read about the comparisons between a one plane swing where the arms and shoulders turn on the same plane, as in the swing of players such as Ernie Els, against that of the two plane swing. Where the shoulders turn on a flatter plane compared to the arms as used by famous players such as David Toms and Tom Watson.

Every serious golfer should own a copy of this book with its beautiful drawings it is a timeless classic.  Ben Hogan: The Modern Fundamentals of Golf.

The attention to the details of the fundamentals such as correct grip, stance, posture and even the waggle set this book apart.

Is this book and it's content still relevent today? You bet!

Jimmy Ballard's classic book - How to Perfect Your Golf Swing.

Jimmy Ballard is without doubt one of the best communicators in the game of golf. If you like books for the serious golfer then this is a must have. If you've not heard of Jimmy or his connection theory and the seven common denominators then you're missing out.

This is a rare book by the man who coached the likes of Curtis Strange and Hal Sutton.

The Golfing Machine by Homer Kelley.

Do you have a degree in engineering? Are you a rocket scientist? If so this book could be the one for you.

Don't buy this book for the pictures - or as a gift to someone who suffers from insomnia.

Dave Pelz's first book - the weighty tome packed full of information Short Game Bible

It's all about the scoring zone.

Book review from the 2008 European Ryder Cup Captain - Nick Faldo his book "A Swing For Life".

A great read from Britain's, arguably, greatest ever Golfer will be reviewed at greenseekergolf.com - due soon.