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Natural Golf Swing | 
 enlarge | Authors: George Knudson, Lorne Rubenstein
Publisher: McClelland & Stewart
Category: Book
List Price: $16.95
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Rating:  21 reviews
Sales Rank: 120643
Media: Paperback
Number Of Items: 1
Pages: 160
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.6
Dimensions (in): 9 x 6 x 0.5
ISBN: 0771045344
Dewey Decimal Number: 796
EAN: 9780771045349
ASIN: 0771045344
Publication Date: April 22, 1989
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where is the love? June 14, 2007
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
having been intrigued by the one plane vs. two plane swing revelations revealed in the Jim Hardy books. believing the ops make ultimate sense, having delved into hogan's mystique as a one planer. the secret of hogans swing, Bertrand also a recommended read. leading me to check out George Knudsen and his simplified balanced golf swing, not to be confused with natural golf even though that's the name of the book. easy as walking and staying in balance just like the golfers on TV. this is the simplest description of how to golf I've ever found!the convoluted swings are history the 8 handicap is going down.
Absolutely wonderful February 17, 2007
I just received this book two days ago from Amazon. I casually opened it and began reading. I could not put it down other than to run downstairst to try the different aspects as George and Lorne describe them.
It is extremely cold here so I drove over 30 miles to the dome to try the concept as I understand it. It seemed so easy. I cannot wait to get on the course.
Great book! January 10, 2007
Definately the best golf instruction book I've read. I saw an old Shell's Wonderful Work of Golf in which George Knudson broke the course record (67). I decided to buy his book, and I wasn't disappointed.
 Good Golf book. July 28, 2006
I am glad I learned of this book...it allowed to eliminate the multitude of swing thoughts etc. which were leading to 'paralysis by analysis'. If this sounds like you, the book may be helpful. The swing proposed by Knudson, is rather simple, as explained by other reviewers; basically, hands remain passive while weight transfer and balance drive everything. The swing itself is now a lot more enjoyable for me. There is some repetition in the book, and reading about Knudson's time on tour is rather boring. The 150 page book could be compressed in less than half that; regardless, worth going through the whole thing to change your swing.
great book, really great March 4, 2006
I read a lot of the reviews here before buying the book, and it was good to see what people thought of it from different angles. Personally I think it's a great book! As soon as I started reading it I knew it was right for me. George Knudson tells of his youth and his early problems, and it was exactly what I am experiencing and exactly what I need to fix. I think it depends on the person... if you've got a swing that isn't relaxed, that feels like you're putting far too much into it, get this book! I had a decent driving distance already, but I was putting far too much into it and it was inconsistent. The stuff in this book helps. I also read that people complain that he repeats things, but I find this as an advantage. I have read other books that say things once, and unless I write them down I forget them about a day later. I think the repetition (as slight as it is) really drills in the information.
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