Golf Swing Review - The Simple Golf Swing

"Amazing Results"

"Cut 7 strokes from your score in 1 week!"

Date: December 8, 2008

From: Ron Buie

Looking for the fastest way to lower your handicap? Well, then read on, because I've figured it out, and I'm about to share my secrets with you.

The information that I am about to share with you is completely guaranteed, and the best part is that you can try it abolutely free.

	You will find a step-by-step guide with detailed photos that will teach you the correct way to grip the club. Instructions for the interlocking and the overlapping grip are included. This will let you experiment to see what works best for YOU.
	Learn a method to check that you grip the club in the same manner for every shot to promote consistency.
	Learn a detailed procedure that will ensure that your grip promotes straight ball flight, and not a hook or a slice.
	Learn a secret on how to align the club face so that you don't push the ball right. This is a problem that many golfers face, but luckily it is an easy one to fix.
	Discover an easy method to hit more greens. It's not difficult once you have the correct information.
	Learn the revolutionary setup. "The Simple Golf Swing" setup allows you to swing around your spine. The key is to limit the amount of horizontal and vertical body movement during the swing. This setup will automatically give you the correct swing plane that promotes consistency and power. It's given to you in a step-by-step procedure that is easy to remember on the course.

Click here to Cut 7 Strokes from your Handicap in Only 1 Week

David personally guarantees results like Alan got below. When you learn more about "The Simple Golf Swing" on David's site, you'll see that this email was sent on Sept. 15th, 2005 - and you'll also see literally hundreds of other success stories just like Alan.

"Immediately Cut 7 Strokes"

Date: 9-15-2005

David,

Alan Doll

I purchased your book online a few months ago. I haven't taken the time to read the information until this past weekend. Having only read the information and not practicing any of your methodology I decided to put it all to the test, "cold turkey" if you will, yesterday.

I am a nine handicap and play only about once a week. My biggest disappointment with my golf game is my inconsistency. Well, I teed it up yesterday after devouring your book and making mental notes. Needless to say my very first tee-shot was a little on the rough side, not bad by any means just not what I was accustom too. Second shot was to 10 feet from the pin and I am putting for a birdie. I made par and could not have been more pleased. I proceeded to make 14 pars yesterday and 4 bogeys on my way to, for me, a stellar 76...even with one penalty stroke.

This is with NO PRACTICE Dave and just pure desire to implement your methods. I had to fight-off some old bad-habits during the round but I have no doubt that I have embarked on a golf swing that I can simply and easily repeat over and over and over. My golfing partners were already counting their winnings when I told them what I was about to do. Needless to say my winnings managed to pay for the cost of your book and more. It all seemed a bit odd at first but I did manage to trust my swing and your methods and the results were terrific. I know my confidence will soar as I begin to practice and better master this simple golf swing as well.

This is golf as it is was truly meant to be played. A simple set-up, a couple simple swing thoughts and "poof" a simple but VERY productive golf swing yielding terrific results.

Best regards,

Alan Doll
Gering, Nebraska

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The First Move

The Secret of the Golf Swing is the First Move Down

Now you are ready to start the downswing. You have arrived safely at the top and now you need to return to the bottom in one piece.

When you are ready to start the downswing, the very first move is for the right arm to begin to straighten out and return to the exact same position it started in. The right arm has to start to come unhinged as soon as you begin the downswing.

1a. Right Arm Begins to Straighten

1b. Right Arm Unhinges

1c. Right Arm Straight

Many people have written about this topic. As a matter of fact, it seems like every time anyone goes near this subject, the entire golf world throws the four letter word “cast” at you. The terms “cast” or “casting the golf club” were used in the 60’s and have escalated to the point where if you mention any other way of swinging the golf club down other than “pulling on the handle” or creating drag and creating a tight angle with your arms, the golf world is ready to pounce on you.

The good news, bad news is the terms “pulling on the handle” and “creating a tight angle” have kept me very busy for the past 25 years. If you are trying to practice the above mentioned phrases, I feel very confident you’ll end up hitting too many shots to the right. The ability to hit a golf ball squarely with the correct timing has more to do with how many hours you can dedicate to the game than it does with how hard you can pull on the handle of the golf club.

Your ability to create clubhead speed lies in the speed you can swing your hands, arms and golf club not in how fast you can pull the grip end of the golf club. Clubhead speed is created from you generating width in the right arm on its journey back to the golf ball.

Swinging just the hands, arms and golf club back to the golf ball with maximum clubhead speed independent of the lower and upper body is not the answer either. Swinging the golf club back to the golf ball on the correct path with maximum clubhead speed is the combination of the hands, arms and golf club swinging in conjunction with the lower body moving out of the way and the upper body turning back towards the target. The upper and lower body CANNOT swing independent of each other.

As the right arm begins to unhinge:

The left hip moves one or two inches towards the target

2. Left Hip Moves Towards Target

Then the left hip should start to turn out of the way so the hands, arms, and golf club can have a place to swing to after impact.

3. Left Hip Turns Out of the Way

How to Start the Golf Club Down

As you begin the downswing there are many parts that you must follow in order for you to swing the clubhead back on the correct path with maximum amount of speed. By now you know the right arm must begin to unfold first and then the left hip moves one or two inches towards the target and then it turns back and out of the way.

As the right arm begins to unfold the left arm must remain long during this entire time.

4. Left Arm Long

Your left arm should NOT be rigid and locked, but long and relaxed.

When you moved the golf club back to the top of the backswing it swung back on an arc. The arc was slightly inside a straight line away from the target. The club has to swing inside and up on the arc. When the club passed 9:00 it has to start swinging up.

When you swung it up, the right shoulder turned back and out of the way, now as you swing the golf club back down, the right shoulder has to stay back as long as possible so the club can swing back down on the arc.

The golf club has to swing back down on the same path it went up on.

5. Arc in Downswing

What happens next? For the first couple of feet in the downswing, not much happens- then it all starts to go. As the left hip moves out of the way, the left knee will begin to head back towards its address position.

When the clubhead gets halfway back to the golf ball, the right knee will begin to turn towards the target and your weight will start to move from the right side back to the middle of your stance.

6. Right Knee Turns Towards Target

Ready to learn more about cutting 7 strokes off your score?

If you want to cut strokes from your game, the quickest way I can see is by using "The Simple Golf Swing". It is truly simple and you can learn it in no time flat! The best part of this book is that it's a system where you can check yourself against David's mechanics.

Wishing you lots of Golfing Success!

Ron