How I Play Golf

De: Tiger Woods

Narrado por: Walter Franks

For the first time, champion Tiger Woods reveals the five secrets to his amazing success - a combination of physical, metaphysical and psychological practices he uses daily to keep his game in top shape.

Amazing!

Great listen! My favorite part is the break down of each swing. Listening to how Tiger would have his pre-shot routine and his course management was a real eye opener.

PDF screwup

The PDF is referred to several times in the text for instructional examples but the accompanying PDF here is nothing but glamor shots of Tiger, 27 in all. Who needs that? Not one is an instructional example. Caveat emptor. You're gonna be disappointed.

Nice book

This book has a lot of pictures. Tiger is one of the best golfer in the world.

Go Tiger 🐯

If you're truly interested in discovering how the best continuously grow and expand this is a must read. Enjoy

Simple

Good, simple tips and tricks with good outcomes in the stories he shares. He makes complex things easy to understand.

Lot of detail

Felt like it was drawn out a bit with stories and could use more feelings and passion for it to be perfect.

Has some value

Good book by the #1 player ever! Just wish it was written in 2010, rather than 2001.

Tiger the GOAT

Loved it. Hearing how, arguably, the greatest golfer of all time thinks about and plays the game is fascinating

Great Tiger Insight, Mobile layout could be better

I enjoy any insight about how the greatest golfers approach and play the game. Especially practice, I’m talking about practice! However, the pdf content for the referenced images in the book are tough to follow in the book. I’m not sure if all of the images were actually included based on said references. Listening to Tiger talk about putting approach and short game is always a gift.

The voice though made it sound like a knock-off Tiger though. I would’ve rather heard anybody else read it, but I kinda got used to it after a while.

The chapters could be better labeled or broken out as well (I.e. chapters don’t include descriptions or time breakouts for transitioning to putting, chipping, pitching, approach, irons, woods, etc.).

Kind of boring, but worth listening to

It didn’t quite have a Tiger feel to it. It’s missing something. It’s very detailed in its explanations of scenarios.