Ever been to play a round of golf and found you're having a bit of an 'off' day? Perhaps the ball seems to be flying everywhere except towards the green; or maybe you get stuck in a bunker or a tricky water feature and find it impossible to chip your way out. Such situations can be more than a little frustrating.So, do you ever wonder what the experts would do?Sid Norton's book, written with the keen amateur player in mind, aims to demystify all the professional advice out there which is sometimes conflicting and often confusing for the novice. Dealing with such things as the correct placing of the feet, stance and weight distribution and the position of the arms in a swing, this accessible and down-to-earth book is the ideal first guide to the game. It also tackles head-on some of the more obscure and less well-documented problems which might be cause for concern. Throughout, however, Norton maintains that improvement of your game is only a means to an end - the ultimate aim is not to pot the ball but to enjoy doing it!