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Golf Swing Magic is an abriged version of Joe Dante's Four Magic Moves to Winning Golf: A classic golf book with an unorthodox (and almost heretic) approach to perfecting this essential golf skill.
Sep 1, 2008 · Yes, Four Magic Moves by Joe Dante is one of the few golf instructional books out there that give justice to COAM (Conservation Of Angular Momentum) and the importance of this principal in the golf swing.
- The unfortunate title prevented me from reading it until recommendations by others made it hard to ignore. Clarity, brevity, truth. Its impact on m...
- The book is pretty good. A newer book by VJ Trilio is out that discusses some of the same concepts.
- I was very pleased with this book. The section on COAM was eye-opening, and the rest of the book was clearly and concisely written. Although I was...
- What are the "Magic Moves"?
- It wouldn't make sense if I posted them, but they relate to the backswing, top, downswing, and impact. The book also covers details on the grip, st...
- "Four Magic Moves" teaches the early backward wrist break - when I first tried this so called "magic move" I said "you gotta be kidding me". I gott...
- This seems like a conventional swing. The only major difference is the early wrist break. It doesn't seem revolutionary. The other fundamentals are...
- Maybe I need to look into his definition/discussion a bit more, but there is not any conservation of angular momentum of the clubhead in a full gol...
- Sorry but f = ma and it doesn't matter whether the acceleration is provided by gravity, or your core muscles.
- can you please clear up for me how torque = leverage ? I thought these are totally independant of each other and the only way to supply more power...
May 15, 1995 · by Joe Dante (Author), Len Elliott (Author), William Canfield (Illustrator) 4.4 315 ratings. See all formats and editions. The legendary golf instructional, available again. This is, along with Harvey Penick's Little Red Book, THE book Golf professionals turn to.
- Joe Dante, Len Elliott
Most poor or mediocre players manage to incorporate all four into one swing. Others have fewer, and score better. Our purpose is to expose these Four Fatal Flaws, examine them, explain them, eliminate them, and replace them with the right actions, which become the Four Magic Moves.
