Golf The Rhyming Way: Short and sweet by Gary Ley

Golf The Rhyming Way: Short and sweet by Gary Ley: Short and sweet  by Gary Ley  SHORT AND SWEET by GARY LEY Summary in Rhyme all as my golf book ''Learn to Play The Rhyming Wa...

Short and sweet by Gary Ley

Short and sweet by Gary Ley

 SHORT AND SWEET by GARY LEY

Summary in Rhyme all as my golf book ''Learn to Play The Rhyming Way'' by Gary Ley which can be viewed via my publishers House of Pfeffer web site address www.houseofpfeffer.com 

 Short and Sweet by Gary Ley

 If a hacker wants to make a name,

 the secret lies in the short game,

The real key to the golfer's art

is found in control of the upper-body parts.

 Thighs,calves and head remain still

shoulders,arms and hands in line for the kill.

Head should not rise when taking the shot

thus avoiding right shoulder drop flop.

Original drawing by Gary Ley



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Golf The Rhyming Way: Warming up methods by Gary Ley

Golf The Rhyming Way: Warming up methods by Gary Ley:  WARMING UP METHODS by GARY LEY Summary in Rhyme all as my golf book ''Learn to Play The Rhyming Way'' by Gary Ley which can be viewed ...

Warming up methods by Gary Ley

 WARMING UP METHODS by GARY LEY

Summary in Rhyme all as my golf book ''Learn to Play The Rhyming Way'' by Gary Ley which can be viewed via my publishers House of Pfeffer web site address www.houseofpfeffer.com 

Original drawing by Gary Ley

 Warming Up Methods by Gary Ley

 Before whacking balls on the range,

 swing together 2 clubs ,' STRANGE'

not really as loosens up the body

preventing muscles tearing badly .

Original drawing by Gary Ley

 Or you can put a club behind your back

turning shoulders before balls are whacked.

Then there is the chipping practice area

before setting off on to the golfing arena.

Just use one arm to start with here

your leading arm ,now have no fear,

 this guide arm sets up a natural rhythm

just what the swing needs to be given.

 Finally before that dreaded first tee shot

is the putting warm up routine, OR  NOT 

as all that's needed before play, no fuss

 is a very quick couple of two foot putts,

as provides enough feel for the greens

  now its time to follow your dreams.

Original drawing by Gary Ley



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Golf The Rhyming Way: With the shaped shot you have the lot by Gary Ley

Golf The Rhyming Way: With the shaped shot you have the lot by Gary Ley: WITH THE SHAPED SHOT YOU HAVE THE LOT  by GARY LEY Summary in Rhyme all as my golf book ''Learn to Play The Rhyming Way'' by Gary Ley w...

With the shaped shot you have the lot by Gary Ley

WITH THE SHAPED SHOT YOU HAVE THE LOT by GARY LEY

Summary in Rhyme all as my golf book ''Learn to Play The Rhyming Way'' by Gary Ley which can be viewed via my publishers House of Pfeffer web site address www.houseofpfeffer.com 

Original painting by Gary Ley

WITH THE SHAPED SHOT YOU HAVE THE LOT 

To hit a controlled, bended shot,

we don’t have to change a lot.

Just tweak the set-up slightly,

in order to be aiming rightly. 

To achieve a soft, faded flight, 

club face open pointing right,

with feet aligning to the left, 

left-to-right fade is actually met.

For a draw we do the opposite,

which gives a more distance hit,

both provide a curving-ball strike,

around hazards, trees and the like.

Original painting by Gary Ley



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