Golf Swing Guru – Product Review

This review will discuss the most popular Golf Swing Guru and whether or not it lives up to the the hype. First of all Congratulations on taking your golf game seriously enough to be reading this review. You obviously love the game and understand that playing well can be one of the most enjoyable experiences in life. You’ve probably hit a few pure (close to pure) shots followed by some unbelievable flubs and want to figure out what the heck is going on. At this point it is very important for you to invest in your education. The best thing that you could do would be to pay for some personal lessons. I understand that it may not be convenient for you to do so and that’s why I’ve spent time getting you some solid information to help with your game in the best way possible.

The Main emphasis of Golf Swing Guru is to drop 7 strokes from your game. Will it do that? I have know idea. The reason I say that is because I have no idea the amount of work you are willing to put into yoru game. I’m not going to give you the hype and tell you that by purchasing this product your will shave 7 strokes from your game like magic. What I will tell you is that in order for you to achieve a solid, consistent and repeatable swing, you need a very solid foundation. Here is where Golf Swing Guru can certainly help you.

The Golf Swing Guru starts with a 5 step system that you can learn in a few hours. This is really the foundation on top of which you will refine your mechanics. David Nevogt takes you through a process at a nice steady pace. Here are some of the things you will be learning as you begin to improve your skills.

1.  Unique Setup
2.  Correct Grip
3.  Back-swing
4.  Downswing
5.  Follow Through
These 5 basics are truly the foundation upon which you will build your skills. With the videos showing you the proper. The course is also broken down into worksheets and assignments which include practice drills that must be completed. This is the same type of coaching that you would get if had hired a personal one on one coach and is a great aspect of the program. Of course I must mention here the importance of actually following the program and completing the assignments. You cannot expect this program to deliver if you are not fully engaged.

In number 2 (correct grip) Golf Swing Guru discusses the various kinds of grips used by professionals today. The interlocking grip that is used by Tiger Woods who learned the grip from Jack Nicklaus. Or the overlapping grip with is still used today by most other touring professionals on the PGA tour.

That is just one example of the kind of detailed coaching and training that you get with the Golf Swing Guru training system.

Some other aspects of the game that are also featured in the system are things line chipping and putting. If you ask any experienced golfer, they will all tell you the same thing. The short game, aka chipping and putting is really where you can drop your score by the most strokes. This area has probably the largest variance in score between professionals and amateurs. By watching, learning and practice the drills in these videos you can really begin to drop your scores and enter a whole new realm golfing success.

As you can see there are many aspects of this system that can have an amazing and positive impact on your game. If you are serious about wanting to improve your game and you will not be able to hire a personal coach, or perhaps even by taking lessons your game has not improved. I certainly would recommend giving the Golf Swing Guru a serious go.