Definitive revision of Nicklaus' 1974 instructional classic that has sold 2 million copies worldwide The first and definitive revision of Jack Nicklaus's GOLF MY WAY, the 1974 instructional classic that has sold over two million copies worldwide. Foreword 7(4) Jack Grout Introduction 11(4) PART ONE BELIEFS AND ATTITUDES On Methods: Mine and Others 15(8) It Helps to Know Where---and How---You Want to Go 23(4) Why I Always Played the Fade---and Now Sometimes Play the Draw 27(7) Some Plane Truth 34(7) The Motive Force: Leverage = Centrifugal Force = Cubhead Speed = Distance 41(5) Golf's One Unarguable, Universal Fundamental 46(6) My Equipment---and Yours 52(15) PART TWO DOWN THE FAIRWAY The Grip: Not a Knotty Problem 67(10) Setting Up: Ninety Percent of Good Shot-Making 77(24) Going to the Movies Aim and Alignment Ball Position Address Posture Mental and Muscular Condition The Full-Shot Swing: Starting Back 101(21) The Full-Shot Swing: To the Top 122(24) The Full-Shot Swing: To Impact 146(9) The Full-Shot Swing: Following Through 155(7) Tempo + Rhythm = Timing 162(10) Power 172(12) Off the Tee Into the Green ``Trouble'' 184(7) Some Special Shots Odd Angles Rough Stuff Conditioning---or Confessions of a Long-Time Jock 191(5) Practice: How Much I Do and How I Do It 196(11) PART THREE AROUND AND ON THE GREEN Wedge Play and Other Pitches 207(9) Chipping: A Multifaceted Art 216(7) Sand: Skimming Is the Trick 223(10) Putting: That Other Game 233(22) Beliefs and Attitudes The Confidence Factors The Club The Grip The Setup The Stroke Practice PART FOUR REFLECTIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS How Time Changed My Game 255(15) Power The Power Clubs The Accuracy Clubs Balls Power Loss Antidote #1 Power Loss Antidote #2 Lifestyle Factors Vision Exercise Practice Diminished Intensity Beyond Shot-Making 270(16) Love Golf, But Not Too Much Adore Competing Recognize and Accept Your True Opponents Care for Your Body Keep Learning Golf What to Look for in a Teacher How Much Instruction? Get Your Tools Right Develop Motivation Prioritize Enjoy Life in the Round Be Positive, Be Prepared Upgrade Your Self- and Course Management Love That Pressure Tournament Golf, Then and Now 286(9) Equipment Improvement On Player Pampering The Fitness Factor Teachers and Teaching Competitive Depth The Media Pro Golf's Biggest Challenge Enjoy the Greatest Game of All 295(2) Career Highlights 297