The One Minute Golfer

Description

The classic book of tried-and-tested techniques for improving your golf with a positive mental attitude, now for the first time in paperback. The One Minute Manager is a book that has sold a staggering 12 million copies in 27 languages and has become the world's most popular management method. Ten years ago, its co-author Ken Blanchard applied his winning approach to his other favourite subject, founding The Golf University in San Diego and penning this fool-proof bestselling book. Now published outside the USA for the first time, The One Minute Golfer contains a series of tried-and-tested techniques for improving your game. Ken Blanchard explains how you can take the same methods that are highly effective in business and adapt them with astonishing success to the golf course. Using training techniques that have been tested with players from beginners to low handicappers, The One Minute Golfer shows how simple exercises in clear thinking and a positive mental attitude will heighten your enjoyment of golf while also improving your game.

Ken Blanchard, PhD, is one of the most influential leadership experts in the world. He has co-authored 60 books, including Raving Fans and Gung Ho! (with Sheldon Bowles). His groundbreaking works have been translated into over 40 languages and their combined sales total more than 21 million copies. In 2005 he was inducted into Amazon's Hall of Fame as one of the top 25 bestselling authors of all time. The recipient of numerous leadership awards and honors, he is cofounder with his wife, Margie, of The Ken Blanchard Companies (R), a leading international training and consulting firm.

'I really enjoyed The One Minute Golfer. It has a plan for improvement and means to stick to it, which is where other improvement books stop.' Scott Simpson, US Open Champion and two-time NCAA champion 'Most approaches to golf instruction today are too complicated and give little direction. Ken Blanchard's book is a breath of fresh air. It should give thousands of golfers renewed enthusiasm for the game through a simple and positive plan for improvement.' Mike Holder, golf coach, Oklahoma State University and six-time NCAA champion.