The Little Book of Breaking 80

How to Shoot in the 70s (Almost) Every Time You Play Golf

By: Shane Jones

Narrated by: Mark Williams

In The Little Book of Breaking 80, the author, a struggling amateur golfer who finally discovered the true keys to breaking 80 after more than 30 years of trial and error, blows the cover off of the hopelessly doomed conventional approach to golf improvement that keeps most golfers stuck on the endless merry-go-round of frustration and failure. He provides a realistic blueprint for breaking 80 that any golfer of any level can easily apply and quickly see real and lasting scoring improvement.

This is not a book of swing techniques. There are plenty of other resources that teach you how to swing, chip, and putt. What this book does provide is a true framework for how to break 80 and consistently shoot scores in the 70s, based on sound principles that will work for any golfer of any level. Provided you faithfully follow and apply these principles, you will begin to improve surely and steadily, to the point where you will eventually gain the ability to break 80, not just as a one-time fluke, but over and over again as a reflection of your true newfound ability.

©2014 Shane Jones (P)2020 Shane Jones

Good tips

Informative but highly redundant.

Too many paragraphs and sentences said over and over again as if they were rerecorded

Breaking 80

I enjoyed the book and the author's perspective on the game. I have implemented some of the book's theory and have already seen some results, actually shooting a 74 on my home course in the last few weeks. The author impressed me to the extent that I plan to read more of his books. Great information if you choose to use the backwards approach to the game. I am now a follower of these techniques.

Breaking the game down its it most simple form and giving me a new way to practice on and off the course.

I loved everything. I cant wait to listen to the next book! I hope everyone can learn as much as I did.

retetition

generally good tips, i think you can turn it off after about an hour the book just repeats the same principles over and over

Repetitive… over and over and over again

Book should have been five pages or less. I hope the author never writes another book and that the editor is forced to listen to this over and over again