Simple Golf Swing Review – My Honest Opinion

Posted on July 10, 2011 by Blake Dunford Leave a comment

Hey Blake here:

And you’re reading my uncensored review of what I really thought about Simple Golf Swing by David Nevogt. Note that this a review though, if you’re looking for the Simple Golf Swing program then

Click here to visit David Nevogt’s Simple Golf Swing Official Website

Why am I writing this? Well, when I was thinking about buying Simple Golf Swing, there weren’t many real reviews around so I thought I’d write one quickly to help any of you who are in the same position I was. But be warned, I’ll be going into both the good and the bad points, so if that’s something you might not want to hear, then you may as well leave now.

The first thing that I’ll tell you in my Simple Golf Swing review is the way to get it, because this isn’t like every other e-book. Other e-books can be found online or in libraries, but because this one is so good you do have to buy it. Make up your own mind after reading my review if you want to invest your money into a better golf game or not, it’s up to you. You can buy it at the above link and the prices are still really good, around $70 USD, which is cheaper than golfing lessons.

I found Simple Golf Swing to be, well simple. It was easy to use and easy to implement. The e-book includes basic ‘how to play golf’ instructions like golf swing tips and golf tips for beginners, but Nevogt emphasizes the simple golf swing system. This system is like nothing you’re ever seen before; for one thing it actually works! For another it makes so much sense you’ll be amazed that no one else is using it. And lastly it doesn’t involve you rotating your body into any unnatural poses: they all work with your body’s natural curves and contours.

The Simple Golf Swing book teaches you many things in just five steps, but the best thing it teaches you is a method. Like all sports, golf works when you keep your patience. Many basketball games have been lost when a player gets frustrated and keeps making mistakes at the basket. Every time the player runs up the failures of the past are on his shoulders and he keeps changing or compensating to play better. And we all know what happens then: he makes mistakes, gets angrier, and makes more mistakes. Nevogt doesn’t say that you will be perfect because of this system but the system does help you stay calm by giving you different techniques. Let’s say you misjudged the wind and didn’t hit the ball far enough and it landed in the sand. Simple Golf Swing has a method for this so you stay calm and use that method rather than getting angry at you.

Click here to visit David Nevogt’s Simple Golf Swing Official Website

The Simple Golf Swing method helps you right from the outset, from getting the right grip on the club to standing in the right position. This helps you to play better even before you see a ball.
Now that was the good, and yes there is a lot of good in this Simple Golf Swing review, but there is some bad too. Everywhere you look for reviews and information about this product it says the same thing: that you will shave at least 7 strokes off your game in two weeks. If this sounds too good to be true then yeah it is, seven strokes is an amazingly good number and games have been won by less than that. Some professional games have the top five players all within seven strokes of each other. You will see a great deal of improvement in those two weeks without a doubt, but unless you have never had any golf instruction then you most likely won’t see a difference of seven strokes. Two or three within two weeks is the best that you can hope for.

The site says that the average student can learn the Simple Golf Swing technique in three hours and while that seems like the best estimate of time the site also tends to suggest that you don’t need to put in more time than that. That’s more the site and not a bad Simple Golf Swing review, but you will have to practice with the technique before you can start hustling players at the bar.
So in this Simple Golf Swing review you have seen the good and the bad and you know where to buy the product. Make it up for yourself if you want to spend the money or not: it’s less than a golf lesson and he even does money back guarantees if you return it with in 60 or so days so you might not even lose any money if you don’t like it. Have fun!

Blake.

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Finding Golf Tips for Beginners

Posted on July 5, 2011 by Blake Dunford Leave a comment

Hey, Blake here:

Finding a good golf swing to improve your game can take a lot of time and money; that is, if you’re not looking in the right places. This blog post will give you some great tips that have been found from the Simple Golf Swing book by David Nevogt as well as others that have been tried and tested over years of golf lessons and practice.

Nevogt has been playing golf for a number of years and has apparently played with the best. Rather than just keeping what he’s learnt to himself, Nevogt has written this book and is selling it for cheap so that everyone can get a good golf lesson?
This post isn’t to sell up this book and it isn’t a Simple Golf Swing review either, so here are a few lessons that Nevogt teaches:

Simple Golf Swing has some great golf swing tips for beginnings but everyone can do with a refresher course every now and then. Simple Golf Swing tells you how to play golf well and will help you drop 7 strokes off your game in two weeks by building up your golf fitness and going over some simple golf swing tips. One of his best lessons is helping you to choose the right grip. Every good game of golf begins with a good grip, and it’s here where Nevogt starts. The pictures in the book help you to get a good idea about where your hands should be. Simple Golf Swing mentions the pros and cons of the different grips including why some people should hold their club like a baseball bat and others should interlace their fingers. Readers tip: people with smaller hands should interlace their fingers while those with bigger hands should have their hands touching but never overlapping. This is not about power but control, and once you have the right amount of control over your club you will get the right kind of power.

Simple Golf Swing will also help you with your set up and stance, tips to improving your game before you even touch the ball. By giving you clear images of golfers in the positions you will understand the concepts better than someone explaining them to you. In the video you can actually see these golfers in motion, and you can pause and rewind to get a better view of what they’re doing. Readers tip: keeping your back straight and bending at the hips will save you a lot of pain later down the line. It’s natural for people to want to bend their back-after all we have a spine that bends for those reasons-but too much bending can cause injury. To keep yourself golfing for a lot longer Nevogt suggests keeping your back straight and keeping a 135° angle between your eyes and your club.

So here you are; a good Simple Golf Swing review that has actually told you what is in the book. But don’t think that with these two tips you will be going pro at any stage soon. These will help you on your way to becoming a better player, but only by practicing, reading, practicing, learning, and practicing will you see any real improvement. Have fun!
-Blake

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Simple Golf Swing Review

Posted on July 5, 2011 by Blake Dunford Leave a comment

Hey, Blake here:
Finding a golf swing that works for you can take a lot of time and energy when all you want to be doing is playing golf. A Simple Golf Swing review system that works for you can take years and money, and can end up with you hating the sport that you’re supposed to enjoy. This blog post will go over some of the best golf swing tips for pros as well as some golf tips for beginners.

One great tip that the professionals like Tiger Woods do is film themselves playing to watch their swing. Set up your camera phone or video camera to film yourself while you’re practicing so you can view your stance and figure out what you might be doing wrong. This is the only way where you can see what you’re doing right and what you’re doing wrong. There’s no point in changing your stance when it’s your grip that’s the problem, is there! Once you’ve seen what you need to change, start changing.

If it is your grip that’s the problem you can try changing it up. One of the most common grips is the baseball grip, because many people know how to hold a baseball bat so they assume it’s the same way to hold a golf club. This grip does work for some people but for others this is where they meet their downfall. If the baseball bat swing isn’t working, try the interlocking grip or the overlapping grip. The interlocking grip involves linking the pinkie finger with the index finger of the other hand, and this works well for people with small hands.

Another way to improve your golf swing is to improve your fitness. Golf is a sport that is part art part science, but you do have to be fit and healthy. Spend some time lifting weights and doing squats to build up your fitness as well as to limber up before a game. Remember, you won’t play well at any sport if you try to play without stretching first!

Everyone and his uncle has a fool proof way of improving a golf swing, but the only one that will work for you is one that works with your body. Tall people will have a different swing style than shorter people, and people with lots of muscle on their arms will hold the club in a different way to people with skinny arms. To get the best golf swing read books like the Simple Golf Swing review or look at your library for similar books. Have fun!
Blake

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