The Golf Lie

What you're actually buying

The thirteen words, the science underneath them, and every answer to the objection you're about to have.

You've read the argument. You know why a quarter of a second is too short to steer, why a body-sized correction can't fix a hair-sized error, and why a throw is the only thing that operates at the right scale.

What you don't have yet is the model itself - stated precisely, backed properly, and defended against every reasonable challenge. That's this.

Sixty pages. Under two hours if you read it straight through - and then a short stack of things to take to the range, because reading an argument and proving it to yourself are different jobs.

What's inside

• The Lie The single assumption golf instruction has been built on for a hundred years, why it looked so obviously correct, and why it's backwards.
• The Thirteen Words The complete description of what a golf swing actually is. Not a tip, not a feel, not a simplified version for beginners. The whole model.
• The Science The 2004 biomechanical study, the evolutionary research on human throwing, and the motor-learning work on where attention should sit. With the references, so you can check them.
• The Proof, In Ten Minutes A setup you can take to a range this week that demonstrates the whole thing to you, with one club and about forty balls.
• Demolishing The Myths Every objection your conditioned golfing brain will produce over the next two weeks - ground forces, the kinematic chain, big muscles, Hogan, your own coach - answered one at a time.
• What To Do Now How this works from here on: on the range, on the course, and on the shots that matter.

Everything that comes with it

The book is the argument. The rest is there to stop it staying an argument.

• Fast Start Guide The entire book on two pages. For when you want the model now and the reasoning later.
• Three-Day Practice Plan A structured progression to take to the range, so the first session isn't guesswork.
• Common Mistakes The four patterns that derail most readers in the first fortnight, and what each one actually means.
• Follow-up Coaching Emails Short and useful, spread out over the weeks after you buy. The point at which most people would otherwise quietly drift back to old habits.
• Lifetime Access One payment. No subscription, nothing that renews.

Who this isn't for