Long drive trick in golf

Author: Zhang Jianguo
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: Golf is a profound sport that combines physical and mental strength, requiring both power and precision. Therefore, the ball must be hit straight and far, as well as softly and close. Golf Long Drive Secrets and Golf Short Game Tips respectively explain the basic swings of long shots and close-range putting, highlighting the key to scoring in short games. These books are the bibles for golfers looking to break 100 and fully enjoy the joy of golf, as well as the guiding principles followed by top golfers and coaches worldwide. Ho-Hung is the person who standardized swing techniques. Golf Long Drive Secrets compiles the lifetime golfing expertise of the world-renowned golfing sage Ho-Hung. Through the author Zhang Jianguo's meticulous scientific analysis and elegant, concise writing, supplemented by beautifully illustrated diagrams, the essence of Ho-Hung's 30-year golfing career is presented. Golf Long Drive Secrets emphasizes the fundamental techniques of golf, divided into grip, stance, alignment, backswing, downswing, and the ultimate technique of "all rivers flow to the sea." Each technique is precise, serving as the secret to Ho-Hung's steady swings under pressure. Beyond hitting the ball far, hard, and accurately, in close-range shots within 40 yards, on the green, or in bunkers, the skillful and compact short game is the key to scoring. Golf Short Game Tips reveals the short game secrets of Vasey, one of the four kings of international golf, his signature short game techniques are fully disclosed. Written by Zhang Jianguo, the tips cover practice methods, the breakdown and solutions for every type of lob shot, chip shot, putt, and bunker shot. Vasey's entire short game repertoire is revealed without reservation, presented to golfers. With Golf Long Drive Secrets and Golf Short Game Tips, golfers' art and life in golf will surely advance toward the realm of unity between heaven and humanity.
Zhang Jianguo: Dickens Chang (Dickens Chang), a Chinese-American, graduated from Santa Monica College with honors and a dual degree from California Polytechnic State University. He studied oil painting at the école des Beaux-Arts de Paris and sculpture at the Accademia di Belle Arti di Firenze. He served as a professor of design concepts and conceptual art at California Polytechnic State University. A (aestheticist), he devoted himself entirely to family, research, entrepreneurship, and enjoyment, striving to achieve perfection. Passionate about life and the pursuit of immortality, for the past 15 years, he has risen among the ranks of America's most renowned painters with his unique style of oil paintings and sculptures, and is listed as a national treasure-level painter. In 1984, he designed the poster for the Los Angeles Olympics, and in 1987, the Carnegie Museum held a solo exhibition for him, making a name for himself. Renowned art critic Howard Lichtner called him a "truly (someone who truly knows how to enjoy life)." Throughout his life, he has traveled both mountains and seas. In 1993, he climbed Mount Everest alone, from the primitive forests to New York's Plaza Disco, advocating "unity between heaven and humanity," "the union of spirit and flesh," and "eternal motion." Golf eventually became his passion. In recent years, in addition to writing, he has been exhibiting his oil paintings in specific galleries in Taiwan since 1993, while focusing his creative direction on the East, with his artistic journeys covering nearly the entire length and breadth of China. In 2005, he purchased a studio in Beijing, and his works were first presented to the Chinese mainland audience.