Power Golf for Women: How to Hit Longer and Straighter Fron Tee to Green

This is perhaps the finest instruction book I have read. The author uses terminology I have not heard before such as "plane shifters" "The power assembly" etc. yet makes the book both easy and enjoyable. Understanding what the author calls the "power assembly" and implementing it my swing has made all the difference. For all these years I have had the wrong concept of the power source in the golf swing.

If you are trying to add distance to your game or even for a general understanding of the golf swing this is your book....believe me its worth every penny.


I loved the Power Tips   May 23, 1999
2 out of 2 found this review helpful

The part I most enjoyed in this book were its power tips. They are in sidebars in every chapter. There must be at least eighty and they offer excellent tips. You can just glance through the sidebars and get a wealth of information. All around excellent book. I give it 5 stars.


Great read   May 19, 1999
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

I never quite understood what created power in the golf swing and now I do. This book is really well organized and written. The power tips in all the chapters make it a very easy read and if you decide you want more information just read the text for clarification. I can't tell you how much I enjoyed this book. It made what used to be complex very understandable. Definitely a must for any golfer.


5 star book....however   May 14, 1999
I believe I have read almost every golf book published. The theory and terminology of this book is both new and exciting. However, I do not understand the author's insistence on directing her book's toward women.

Although "Power Golf for women" does address the anatomical differences that will affect a woman's swing, I believe the title of the book should have been "Power Golf". This book would benefit any male player and by directing it toward women the author has lost a good male audience.

Ms. Horn is without a doubt the first lady of golf instruction. However if she wants to become golf's next guru she's going to have to bridge the gender gap.