A Girl's On-Course Survival Guide to Golf

What the heck is a Survival Guide

Features at a glance

• Step 1-2-3
Easy-to-Follow instructional steps to help you execute the shot without holding up the game
• YES / NO
Quickly grasp the correct way and incorrect way with the
YES / NO imagery
• Key Point Icon
Key Fundamentals spread throughout the Guide
• More Distance NOW
A great section of the Guide to help you get more distance
• BAD SHOT FIXES
There are 4 BAD SHOT FIXES sections: On the Tee Box,
On the Fairway, Around the Green and On the Green.
• Visual Ques
Quickly grasp the correct way with visual ques.
• Fun Illustrations
Dotted with humorous yet instructional illustrations.
• GFW's Rules & Etiquette
Know the Rules and behave like a proper girl on the golf course
• Jokes Section
Laugh, when all else fails, in the hysterical jokes section
• Icons
Look for these helpful icons along the way

Features Overview

How many times is a golfer at home, reading a golf instruction book or magazine and thinking, “Great concept. I’ll try it tomorrow.” Tomorrow comes, you’re in the shot that you read about, and oops, “What was that set-up, again? Is the ball up in my stance or back?!” Confusion sets in, the concept is lost and so is the shot. Another scenario: You just had a lesson and are on the course working on concepts from your pro, hitting the ball well. But what about that sidehill lie? You and your pro didn’t work on that yesterday?!??

This guide serves as a women’s tool to quickly reference, for example, that sidehill lie set-up. The 284-page portable, full-color book offers an inspiring, unique first-person amateur’s point of view. If I can get to a single digit handicap in 5 years, so can you, or at least let’s get you lined up correctly!

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The Guide is comprehensive in instructional content, so if players are struggling on-course or simply do not know how to hit a shot, they can quickly refer to their survival guide. The portable 4x6 format makes the Guide suitable to clip on a golf bag and go. The Guide offers a unique format in comparison to similar golf instruction books on the market, whose format lends itself to a more serious tone with ZERO hip factor. In addition, they are not on-course friendly—either too big, too copy-heavy, designed with dull black-and-white photography or illustrations. And let’s not even discuss the seriously bad outfits!