"Dave Johnston writes an instructional manual that flies in the face of "conventional golfing wisdom." Eileen Johnson, Reader's Favorite Review
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JUST HIT THE DAMN BALL!
Reader's Favorite Book Review
In Just Hit The Damn Ball!, Dave Johnston writes an instruction manual that flies in the face of "conventional golfing wisdom." Bascially, Johnston's instructions are based on the assumption that every golfer has untapped natural ability. Rehearsing the habits and rituals when you hit a shot perfectly will encourage you to reproduce those actions.
As a really, average golfer, I found the book very appealing! I have spent many hours on the golf course berating myself for every bad shot - only to find one bad shot led to several more. The concept of keeping a journal of good shots makes sense and seems almost too easy."
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Eileen Johnson
STOP BEATING YOURSELF UP !
Reader's Favorite Book Review
"This book is a powerful tool that offers readers a new approach to learning and practicing by focusing on a player's belief systems and strengths. Stop Beating Yourself Up! helps readers see the connection between practicing golf and playing it. Dave Johnston puts alot of personal and professional experience into his writing, making powerful points with real-life examples and true stories."
"This book will help you change your attitude and become aware of the unconscious reality that guides your hand when you play golf. It's written an easy-to-read, conversational style that will appeal to a wide audience. It has powerful lessons for personal and professional growth. A highly recommended tool for golf fans."
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Romuald Dzumo
GOLFING OUT OF YOUR MIND
Reader's Favorite Book Review
lnce. Concentrate on consistency. Jonathan bogeys the hole, but he hit solid shots. As they progress through the remaining six holes, Dave gradually introduces new ideas for Jonathan to consider, slowly bringing the skeptic around.
At the end of nine holes, Jonathan makes 42, far better than he expected, and admits that Dave’s observations and pointers really do make sense.
What can I say?
Playing Out Of Your Mind: Moving Beyond Swing Mechanics is a brilliant analysis of golf play!
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Stefan Vucak
