Differential learning in golf

In top golfers, we consistently observe significant differences in their movements; science confirms that no golfer can produce two identical swings. So why should a golfer try to train for an ideal swing like Rory McIlroy or Tiger Woods? Isn't it more sensible to develop a movement pattern that works individually and adapts to different situations? This is the goal of differential learning, a highly relevant concept that has already seen numerous successes in many sports. The authors of this book have now applied the system of differential learning to the many variables of the golf swing. This book serves as both a practical and theoretical guide for all skill levels, from beginners to experts. A total of 48 differentiations are presented, covering all elements of golf.