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Books > Sport & Leisure > Sports & outdoor recreation > Ball games > Golf
Learn to putt . . . perfectly 'How to never miss a 4ft putt . . .
ever. The perfect putting method' GQ Magazine ________________
Learn how to master the Trevillion Pencil Grip - the foolproof
method that has been adopted by the professionals themselves:
Fleetwood, Rose, Garcia, Francesco Molinari and Branden Grace are
just a few . . . Championships are won and lost on the putting
green, and one of the most repeated phrases after a disappointing
round of golf is 'If only I'd holed my putts'. But there is a
simple way to dramatically improve your 'pressure putt'
performance: The Trevillion Pencil Grip. Renowned sports artist
Paul Trevillion is the inventor of the uniquely effective
split-hand technique. He describes the pencil grip, which he spent
four decades refining, as the 'art' of putting: you aim at the hole
and draw a straight line. As he explains: 'Too often on TV you
hear, "he pushed the putt"... but an artist never pushes a pencil.'
In The Art of Putting, Paul Trevillion discusses the evolution of
putting methods and reveals the secret of his technique with
honesty and humour. Instructive, entertaining, practical, unique
and effective, this book is one of the soundest investments any
golfer can make to ensure that they never miss a four-foot putt. 'I
am so confident in my putter and method that I challenged the top
50 golfers in the world to a $1000,000.00 putting challenge' Paul
Trevillion 'Very few titles are won by golfers who putt badly, no
matter how supreme a player's ball striking is, such prowess will
always be undone by a missed three-footer . . . putting is an art
rather than a science' BBC SPORT
The origins of golf, and other stick and ball games, traces back
through human history. This book explosres the development of the
golf from the earliest evidence of these games and cultures from
around the world which lent their influence to the modern sport.
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