The Inside Path to Better Golf

By A Customer on May 11, 1999 I am very glad I stumbled across this book (had never heard of it before). This book is built around some truths which I think are common sense, but I haven't found as part of an instruction book: 1. Not all successful swings look the same. They don't need to look the same, as long as the fundamentals are addressed. 2. A swing should be built in stages, giving the golfer a chance to master one aspect before adding the next. Kostis goes on to break down the different aspects, including large, clear photos and a number of drills to work on each step. I've read books by Hogan, Leadbetter, Pennick, McCord, Love/Toski and others. They all have value (esp. liked Leadbetter's Perfect Practice book). But the methodology in Toski's book has worked great for me. ( Amazon customer review)