Bo Green started playing golf like so many countless others. High scores. Lost balls. Frustration. He was, in short, a hacker. A regular guy in search of a better game, he made a commitment to improve his game. In relatively short order, he did improve. He lowered his scores, yes, but more importantly, he started having fun again on the golf course. Learn how Bo turned from weekend hacker to weekend warrior. Learn how you can do the same. An average person's quick-read guide to better golf, let Hacker No More be your guide to enjoying the great sport of golf.

Now, for the vast majority of golfers who struggle to shoot below 100 for 18 holes, a practical instruction book... In Break 100 Now!, renowned "Swing Doctor" Mike Adams provides a sensible, non-technical approach that high handicappers can put to immediate use to lower their golf scores. Unlike traditional golf instructionals, Break 100 Now! focuses more on the practical and less on mechanics. It stresses simple but proven strategies, such as replacing long irons with easier-to-hit fairway utility woods (4-5-6-7) and forsaking the driver for the more reliable 3-wood -- an exchange of only eight yards for accuracy. Written in clear, straightforward language, this book offers both the beginner and the novice a ninety-day program that enables them to go from hacker to golfer in the shortest time possible. Even experienced golfers can benefit from these invaluable tips and advice.

Why does a golf ball have dimples? Why are sand traps called "bunkers?" Why is the Masters considered one of the Grand Slam tournaments? These and other questions about the Greatest Game are answered in this new, complete edition of Bill Kroens classic collection of golf questions and answers. Updated answers and new material make this a "must have" for any golfer!

"The Hacker's Golf Guide" is an answer book for enthusiastic golfers. Research shows that 45 million people play golf today, including 24 million in the United States. And while 90% of those golfers know very little about the game that so fascinates them, they possess a passionate thirst for information about it. This book meets that need to know. It is well researched & chock-full of authoritative information on all of golf's major subjects, including history, ball-flight laws, mental control, etiquette, Rules, prompt play, handicaps, green construction, equipment design, club-fitting & playing strategy. The reader is told how to act on the course; how to buy clubs that fit; how to properly strike the ball; how to choose a professional instructor; how to make a ball go up or curve in flight; & much, much more of interest to the curious golfer. Written in an easy-to-read style, it is typeset on recycled, natural-tone bulk paper with wide leading between a Bookman font. It is amply illustrated & indexed, & sports a four-color paper cover by Robert Howard. The author's thirty years of experience & incisive humor relates well to those kindred souls struggling to learn "the secret" of the ancient game of golf.

"If you watch a game, it's fun. If you play it, it's recreation. If you work at it, it's golf." --Bob Hope This is an easy to read and understand instructional book to help adult players sharpen their skills. Although most golfers never improve once they reach adulthood, author Bill Kroen wants to help those golfers get past that and take their game to a new level. Readers will learn how to really learn the game (not just how to swing), they'll gain a greater sense of awareness of the total golf experience, and they will finally learn how to take their practice game to the golf course. Drawing on his background in psychology, Kroen directs his readers to envision the results they want. Then they can put what they read into practice without the confusion caused by most instructional books. Golf: How Good Do You Want to Be? offers a blueprint for resourceful practice and practical application with chapters including "The Mental Connection," "The Art of Practice," "Thinking Your Way Around the Course," and "Scoring Well."