Golf Tips from the Stars

One of the special attractions of the great game of golf is that the world's top players face the same challenges as the weekend amateur. 

The problems confronted from tee to green, whether they are an ailing swing or a disobedient putting stroke, confidence or club selection, manifest themselves in monthly medals just as they do in major championships. Thus the amateur golfer can sympathise with the superstar when things go wrong, just as he or she can learn a lot when everything is blooming.

Essentially what works for the masters is of value to all golfers no matter what their handicap. That is why Golf Tips From The Stars, featuring personal golfing secrets disclosed to Bill Elliott and Mitchell Platts by one hundred of the world's most successful golfers, will benefit players at every level.

Read Seve on ways to perfect the backswing. Listen to Greg Norman on the importance of the grip when putting from long range and to Nancy Lopez on how to make those short putts drop. 

Find out the daily ritual which helps keep Nick Faldo in the forefront of international golf. In addition Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer and Gary Player, the 'Big Three' who dramatically increased the popularity of the game, provide pointers to playing better. Tony Jacklin, Bernard Gallacher and the late Sir Henry Cotton, all Ryder Cup captains in their time, make their contributions to this book, magnificently illustrated by Paul Trevillion, which should help golfers of all standards to improve their game.