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The golfing machine
Book • 1979
Homer Kelly's "The Golfing Machine" is a highly influential, yet controversial book on golf instruction.
Published in 1969, it attempts to scientifically analyze the golf swing, breaking it down into numerous components and variations.
The book's complex terminology and approach have led to both praise and criticism, with some instructors finding it insightful and others finding it confusing and misleading.
Its impact on golf instruction is undeniable, shaping the teaching methods of many instructors for decades.
However, modern research has challenged some of its core principles, leading to a reevaluation of its methods.
Despite its flaws, it remains a significant text in the history of golf instruction.
Published in 1969, it attempts to scientifically analyze the golf swing, breaking it down into numerous components and variations.
The book's complex terminology and approach have led to both praise and criticism, with some instructors finding it insightful and others finding it confusing and misleading.
Its impact on golf instruction is undeniable, shaping the teaching methods of many instructors for decades.
However, modern research has challenged some of its core principles, leading to a reevaluation of its methods.
Despite its flaws, it remains a significant text in the history of golf instruction.
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