About Us | Contact Us | Advertise | Affliates | Join Us

Jim McLean releases a third edition of “The Eight-Step Swing”

Jim McLean releases a third edition of “The Eight-Step Swing”

MIAMI — Jim McLean, widely recognized as one of the top teaching professionals in the world - currently ranked No. 4 by Golf Digest - has just released a third edition of, “The Eight-Step Swing”.

The original book on The Eight Step Swing was named by Sports Illustrated as one of the best books ever written on golf instruction. In this new edition of “The Eight-Step Swing” Jim offers a detailed explanation of the true fundamentals of the golf swing. Additionally, Jim breaks the swing down into eight key checkpoint positions that will help build a grooved, repeatable, and mechanically sound golf swing. There are many helpful practice tips, drills and mental exercises that are supplemented with technically accurate photographs and more than 50 new illustrations to help keep your game in check.

No matter your skill level, “The Eight-Step Swing” has been written to help you take your game to the next level … and golf experts from around the globe have recognized the book for its incredible detail:

“I cannot think of a more qualified person to be writing a book on advanced quality golf instruction than Jim McLean.” - Tom Kite, PGA Hall of Fame, U.S. Open Champion

“There is no better way to learn the golf swing than to read Jim McLean’s new work and see for yourself how he totally differentiates himself and his school from all others.” - Cristie Kerr, 2007 U.S. Open Champion

“Jim McLean sees the golf swing as it is, not as he would like it to be. From playing at the highest level, to rigorous film study of every significant player of the last 75 years, to passionately seeking out golf’s deepest thinkers, Jim brings an unparalleled wisdom to his analysis of every facet of the greatest game.” - Jaime Diaz, world-renowned Golf Writer

“If I had to pick one teacher to take a lesson from, it would be Jim McLean.” - Ken Venturi, 1964 U.S. Open Champion

“The Eight-Step Swing” also capitalizes on Jim’s all-new Building Block Approach - a system in which Jim helps you build your swing step-by-step. As Jim says, “the concept of swinging through eight steps is way too much for the average golfers. So when I use the steps, I simply eliminate three, four, five, or more positions … I teach them how to make the move to achieve a solid position. I explain, demonstrate, have them execute, then repeat, repeat, repeat.”

It is this methodology that has helped Jim raise his game to the next level. Very few golf teachers can match Jim’s playing record. He has qualified and played in the U.S. Open, The Masters, The Senior U.S. Open, and based on his playing record is a member of the Pacific Northwest Golf Hall of Fame.

Jim’s methodology has also been the key ingredient to establishing his golf schools as the No. 1 Golf Schools in the U.S.

To find out more about “The Eight-Step Swing,” contact Warren Rogan and Rogan Media by email at warren@roganmedia.NET, or phone (407) 435-0540. You can also visit www.JimMcLean.com, order wholesale at The Booklegger www.thebooklegger.com, or call The Jim McLean Golf School at (305) 591-6409.

Media Contact:
Warren Rogan
Rogan Media
(407) 435-0540
warren@roganmedia.NET
Mitch Meyers
The Jim McLean Golf School
(305) 591-6409
mitch@jimmclean.com

Spend the weekend with Cindy

Need more than just a ”blog” to fix your game? How about visiting Cindy live.  See and feel the difference.

  
 ”Improving your game from the Inside Out”.

                   

                    

                   

           Friday, Saturday, Sunday. April 3, 4, 5, 2009

Come as a commuter or stay in the beautiful brand new Salvatore’s Grand Hotel. Transportation available to/from Buffalo International Airport and also to/ from The Wehrle Golf Dome where Saturday and Sunday sessions will take place.                       

Take this opportunity to invest in yourself. You will make profound changes in your golf game. This starts by learning what you see when you look in the mirror, becoming aware of your vitals during challenging situations, how to hit the golf ball straight on purpose, improve your chipping and pitching, learn how you perceive theorder of things to make more putts, and lower your score through better course  management.                                                                                                         

Pricing includes dinner Friday night, breakfast both Saturday and Sunday, and lunch Saturday. All range balls, gift bags, and instruction booklets are included as well.  Lodging is optional.

                                        

      

Friday, April 3, 2009                                                          

Russell’s

6:00 PM  Cocktails

6:30 - 7:30 PM Dinner

7:30-9:30  The Mirror

Saturday, April 4, 2009

The Wehrle Golf Dome

8:00-9:00 AM  Breakfast                             

8:00-10:30 AM  Vital Awareness of Me

10:30-10:45 AM Break

10:45-12:00  Straight on Purpose

12:00-1:00 PM Lunch

1:00-2:30 PM   Long Game

2:30-2:45 PM Break

2:45-3:30 PM Short Game

3:30-5:00 PM Under 100 yards

Dinner on your own

Sunday, April 5, 2009

The Wehrle Golf Dome

8:00-9:00 AM Breakfast

9:00-10:30 AM In the Cup

10:30-12:00 Score

 

About Cindy

Cindy Miller is a graduate of the University of Miami where she started as a walk on and gained All American status her senior year. She served as her Team Captain and helped her team win the NCAA National Championships in 1977 and 1978.

Cindy won the New York State Amateur in 1978. In 1979 she won The Lake Chabot Women’s Open on the Women’s Professional Golf Tour for her first professional victory and qualified to compete on LPGA Tour that same year. She is a veteran of 5 Women’s US Opens.

After competing on the LPGA Tour for three years, Cindy married then full time PGA Tour Player Allen Miller. They now live in Western New York where they are raising their three children and have been teaching people to hit the golf ball straight in purpose for the past 22 years.

Cindy is a Class A LPGA Teaching and Club Professional Division Member. She has served as Vice President of the Northeast Section, and won both the LPGA Northeast and Southeast Section Championships.

Most recently, Cindy won the 2004 Golf for Women Magazine LPGA Teaching & Club Professional Championship in Daytona Beach, Florida. She finished in the top ten of this same event in both 2001, 2003, and 2005.

Cindy has qualified to play on The Legends Tourf Tour for the past 5 years. She finished 2nd on their 2005 money list and sits at 28th on their career money list. She has three top 10 finishes to her credit. Cindy has also qualified to play on the Futures Golf Tour for the past 5 years.

Cindy was named to the 2001, 2006, 2007, and 2008 Top 50 Teachers in the country by Golf For Women Magazine and twice voted by her peers as the LPGA Teacher of the Year for the Northeast. She won LPGA Player f the Year honors in 2005. Cindy was also listed in the 2004 and 2005 Golf Magazine as a Top Teacher by Region and has been nominated to their prestigious Top 100 Teacher in America list. In 2008 Cindy was voted by the LPGA as a Top 50 Teacher in the country.

In 2004 Cindy became certified to teach “The Personalities”. Invite Cindy to your next golf outing and/or into your organization to teach you and your employees about not only their own personality patterns, but she will help them identify and understand others strengths and weaknesses so they may better communicate with others and help their relationships blossom. She has become known as a Mental Golf Coach along with her ability to improve someone’s golf swing. She will help your whole game. Allow Cindy to help you find the “why behind the what”.

CINDY MILLER GOLF
30 Main Street
Silver Creek
New York 14136
Phone (716) 934-7374
Fax (716) 934-8149
E-mail: cindy@cindymillergolf.com
Website: www.cindymillergolf.com


Recent Comments
  • David Condino: Now that is a good drill I will try that put a golf tee on you club face. You know I have try just...
  • steve jureski: thanks for the tip on golf schools, my brother will be needing as much help as he can get!
What is your most common golf problem
  • Add an Answer
View Results


Free Golf Package Quote