Excellent new condition.#nonfiction#sports#recreation#paperback#golf#handbook Throughout her teaching career, Kellie Stenzel has been asked continually to recommend a beginning golf instruction book for her female students to read. She researched the market and found nothing suitable—most books for too technical for the beginner and assume that the reader already has some familiarity with the game. This became the inspiration for The Women’s Guide to Golf, a well-crafted and easy-to-understand golf instructional for women who are new to the game. Each section of the book provides a complete explanation of the skills needed to play golf. Ideas are presented in a clear and simple manner—golf lingo is translated into every day English whenever possible so the reader can easily understand. Since students must have an idea of what they are trying to accomplish before they can learn, Kellie Stenzel starts at the very beginning gives detailed explanations of basic concepts. For example, she explains what a putter looks like, what a putting green looks like, and what the goal of putting is, before teaching the reader how to putt. In addition, since women’s learning style is very different for men’s, this book also dresses specific women’s issues, such as posture and lack of distance.