Just ordered mine!

I hope it lives up to expectation!

So many positive posts about it, I figured its worth a try!

Like someone said "for the cost of a round of golf".

I shall post my experiences of the 3 skills system once I have given it a bash!

You should not be disappointed. You should notice some quick improvements with ball striking but remember that real improvements will only come with practice.

Yup i realise that Brian. Im not expecting some miracle cure.

Ive read alot of tuition material and watched lots of instruction videos, but never had the time or facilities to put into practise.

But I have recently joined a club that has some decent facilities, so I am hoping to practise as much as playing this summer. So I can certainly commit the time to any methods/drills the book advises.

Don't forget to let go of all swing thought's, or it simply doesn't work.


Best £15.00 you will ever spend.


Ian.

Cheers fellas. Looking forward to it arriving. I love the idea of giving up any swing thoughts.

Come to think of it when things are going really bad on the course and my card is already wrecked I sometimes just swing without even thinking about it and end up hitting further than I normally do!

I bought the book and it is very good. However, I don`t like going to the range to practise and anyway, it`s a bit far away, so I go out on to the course on my own and put a tee about an inch in front of the ball and aim to hit the tee out of the ground (the ball just gets hit because it is in the way). I play a few holes like this and I find that I really do hit the ball with the sweet spot of the clubface. I feel it`s the same as hitting at the leaf as described in the book. I know I shouldn`t really be practising on the course but Im only ever hitting one ball. I`m wondering (and I hope I`m not hijacking this thread) how I could practise Skill 2 on the course. Any ideas?

Hi Arny,

It should be quite easy mate, all i do is make sure my alinement is good, then look at the ball and hit it as described in the book.

Focus on the nail is the clue for me, then do a few waggles from the inside like the intended path of the club, as for skill 3 if you finish with the club behind your head then you have do it without effort.

watch this clip of Hogan, Watch the waggle 4.11 minutes in.....!!!!!!!



Hope this helps

Ian.

Great clip Ian.

I think I'll start to integrate the same waggle into my swing. Lets see what it does for me in relation to skill two.

Christopher

Man I hope this book arrives soon. Had a stableford outing at work today and it was terrible. I seem to have completely lost any capability to use my driver (which used to be my only steady part of my game).

Looking forward to trying a new approach!

spiffo
prior to 3skills i used to drive a weak fade shot about 220/230 im now averaging 260/270 with a baby draw and cranked one out to 311yds a couple of weeks back albeit with a tailwind

be patient and stick with it

Anyone know how long it takes to arrive, I ordered direct from 3 skills site on 1st June, and my account still says shipment pending?

Should be with you any day...

Rgds
Greg
3SkillsGolf

Excellent, thanks for quick reply Greg.

Im was not worried about it not arriving, just very keen to give it a try!

Ordered mine last weds. Funny, i've got this image in my head of the postie arriving with it on a red velvet cushion with two trumeteers behind him and Handels' "Hallelujah" Chorus playing in the background

I'm sure It'll be here soon...........................GREG!

Ha, very funny........

Truth of it is, it was like that for my game, trumpets and all............I have always been very technical and played golf for many years getting in my own way, constantly working on one thing and another.

With 3SKs it is not a swing thought, it is something you are trying to achieve, how you achieve it doesn't matter, it takes alot to let go of swing thoughts and trust yourself.

I started last August after the GTO golf day, which blew me away with this strange concept, I can say hand on heart I have read this book about 10 times now, every month or so I just refer back to it, and go back to the basics, because the problem is you do drift back to swing thoughts outside the book every now and then, this is when I go back to it.


Needless to add you won't be disappointed at all

Ian.

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