CREATESPACE Swingolf by Les Bolland – Beginner-Friendly Golf Guide

Why Swingolf is different

Swingolf, authored by Les Bolland and published by CREATESPACE, offers a refreshingly clear path to better golf. Rather than a dense manual of swing theory, it emphasizes feel, rhythm, and simple actions you can test with minimal equipment. The guidance is designed to be easy to understand and quick to try, so you can experience what a different approach might feel like on the range or course.

Who should read this

New golfers will discover bite-sized steps that translate into real practice, not abstract concepts. If you already swing with more traditional beliefs, Swingolf invites you to compare those ideas with a straightforward method that prioritizes repeatable motions over complicated mechanics.

What you might gain

• More ball consistency as tempo and touch align with the shaft and clubface
• Potentially lower scores through repeatable contact and tighter shot dispersion
• Longer ball distance by optimizing rhythm without forcing speed
• Fun and a sense of well-being during practice, even in short sessions
• Minimal practice required to notice meaningful changes in feel
• Mental clarity and physical ease during the swing for a smoother rhythm
• Longevity and accessibility—an approach that can fit different ages and experiences

Real-life use cases

On the driving range, expect simple drills that focus on rhythm rather than raw power. During a round, you can test a few reminders to keep tempo steady through the transition to impact. The approachable tone helps you apply ideas between shots, making practice feel purposeful rather than burdensome.

How to get started

• Read a chapter or two to grasp the core idea behind Swingolf's guidance
• Practice in short sessions, tuning into how the swing feels rather than chasing perfect form
• Track small changes in contact, direction, and ball flight to discover what works for you

A note on expectations

The benefits described are potential outcomes that vary by player. This content is not medical advice; adjust ideas to your comfort and skill level, and enjoy golf as a personal journey.