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I have been reading your guide and wanted to let you know that the pictures are a tremendous help. I have been reviewing the pre-game, grip, shoulder turn, aim and iron shot techniques. I personally need a lot of visuals to help me. I also like how you explain each part. It is easy to understand without being too technical. ”
-Elena Nicolaisen/New Hampshire

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Michigan Golf News
February 1, 2008 - Vol. 8, No. 5

BOOK REVIEW: "A GIRL'S ON-COURSE SURVIVAL GUIDE TO GOLF". By Christina Ricci
Okay, so the book has a pink cover, so what. "A Girl's On-Course Survival Guide to Golf", is a smartly written, well illustrated and focused guide for a novice woman golfer. I would think that it would be part of any of the instructional literature suggested for a ladies golf school. The book is also designed so that it can easily be put in your golf bag.

“I have to say thank you. I am one of those blessed girls if you know what I mean and you are the only person who has even approached that subject. I bought your book because I felt if you could mention this subject that you could definitely help me get the confidence I needed to feel I could even play golf like other people. The more I read your book the more it helped me with every aspect of my golf game. I am a beginner with only two trips to the course with my husband and fearful all the way. This book in one weekend has made me confident enough to want to go play again. Having a book that teaches you with pictures the correct way to do things so you do not learn bad habits has been a blessing. I have even caught my husband and son reading it when it was not in my hands. Thank you for helping me feel that even us blessed girls have a chance on the course.”

- Michelle, US

I bought your book this week and love it. I'm a 54 year old mom of 6 who has been golfing about 5 years and struggle with a 28 handicap. I want so badly to improve. I'm hoping to shave 10 strokes off my handicap and will do anything to get there. My youngest is off to college next year so hopefully I'll have even more time to play! Thanks for a great book and an exciting web site!
- Kathy M

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