Just Hit The Damn Ball!
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"Dave Johnston writes an instructional manual that flies in the face of "conventional golfing wisdom." Eileen Johnson, Reader's Favorite Review
Have you ever hit a perfect shot?
You have the ability.
The biggest roadblocks to improvement are common misconceptions about golf lessons, the value of practice, and the definition of consistency.
The Just Hit The Damn Ball! book series is based on feedback from over 12,000 lessons.
The non-technical books reveal simple ideas to help you overcome common misconceptions that create roadblocks to improvement. If you're stuck in an endless cycle of fault-finding and error correction, then these books will help you unlock your natural ability.
Just Hit The Damn Ball! relates an accidental meeting on the practice range between an older gentleman and a teaching professional. The two are paired up to play a round. After watching the senior hit a variety of poor shots on the practice range, the professional envisions spending the round looking for lost balls.
The geriatric golfer beats the professional by two strokes.
Perplexed and bewildered, the professional insists on buying his playing partner a drink in the clubhouse lounge in order to glean "the secret".
And now the story begins...
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Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2019
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This is by far the best golf “instruction” book I have ever read.
Absolutely fabulous!"
"As a really, average golfer, I found Just Hit the Damn Ball!: How to Stop Thinking and Play Your Best Golf by Dave Johnston very appealing. I have spent many hours on the golf course berating myself for every bad shot -- only to find that one bad shot typically leads to several more! The concept of keeping a journal of "good shots" and dissecting what you did before and during those shots makes sense and seems almost too easy."
"Just Hit The Damn Ball! helped me simplify my routine and improve my golf. Simplest, helpful golf swing book. Also, check out the author's course on UDEMY which is even better than the book."