Not for a beginner golfer

To get any use from this book you need to be an experienced golfer who is looking for tips on fixing problematic aspects of your game. If you're a beginner (like me) then this book is not for you. For example, in the "short game" section they don't describe the essential differences between a pitch and a chip, when and how to use them, which club to choose or use, how to hold the club (from the photos it looks like you choke down on the club when you chip,) where to place the ball (I think you stand closer to the ball when you chip), etc. etc. There are lots of tips and exercises, but trying to make sense of it as a beginner has left me completely confused. It does me no good to hear "for a chip, swing inside out when you're on a tight lie, and swing outside in when you're in the greenside rough" when I don't even know what I'm doing is in fact a chip!

The book sounds promising - the wisdom of the top 100 instructors is going to make you a golfer, but imagine trying to learn a new skill when 100 people are telling you what to do! If you don't believe me, look at the tagline - a book that will LOWER your score. That is, you have to have been playing for some time and have a consistent score that you want to lower! This is a tip book, not an instruction book.

very good

First time golfer at 53. Gave me a good start on the lessons I took.

Best instruction book ever: Golf

Great tips and very illustrated.
What else can I ask for, from a golf book.

Excellent but very detailed

The instructions are very detailed and prolific.
Therefore I am using this book only for the specific problems I am encountering for the moment.
I consider myself as a duffer, although I played for years (am now 80) I have never
became a good golfer.
But I still can recommend this book as one of the best I encountered.

Golf Mag Best Instruction Book Ever

The book arrived promptly and in perfect condition. I plan on ordering more books from Arroway and Amazon.