Book Review: George Knudson's "The Natural Golf Swing"

[sssmokin]

This is the exact way I learned...............EXCELLENT. WBL............that's why I outdrive you most of the time..........LOL.

[Bama Duffer]

Tried Natural Golf today. Like I mentioned, I used to swing this way, but stopped. I think I recall why I found a different swing.

Too many shots left, and very, very inconsistent. And when I slowed the weight shift, I got no distance. I hit some great shots, but too few, too far between.

Aug and Eraser--I hope your success continues, but after today, I don't think it's for me.

I do like some aspects of it, especially the set up, and when it clicks, it works great.

[Eracer]

Originally Posted by Bama Duffer

Tried Natural Golf today. Like I mentioned, I used to swing this way, but stopped. I think I recall why I found a different swing.

Too many shots left, and very, very inconsistent. And when I slowed the weight shift, I got no distance. I hit some great shots, but too few, too far between.

Aug and Eraser--I hope your success continues, but after today, I don't think it's for me.

I do like some aspects of it, especially the set up, and when it clicks, it works great.

I've never read the book. And I'm in the middle of lessons that are teaching a very classic modern swing. My comment was just pointing out that from Augster's description it seems that the Kundsen method distills down to four basic fundamentals: Tempo. Release. Balance. Trust.

I'm sure I'm being overly simplistic. I would read the book, but I don't want to screw up the lessons that are screwing me up in their own way.