Golf: Beginners Guide, Golf Tips, Peak Performance, Play Better & Break 90

I went into this expecting another recycled golf pep talk, but Dixon’s *Break 90* caught me off guard with its surgical precision. Schaffer’s narration is the secret weapon here—his voice has the perfect mix of authority and approachability, like a PGA pro who also happens to be your hype-man. He doesn’t just read the text; he *performs* it, emphasizing key tips with a subtle shift in tone that makes otherwise dry advice stick. My only gripe? Some of the editing feels rushed. A few sentences get abruptly clipped, and the transitions between chapters can be jarring, as if the producer assumed you’d already read the print version. That said, the content more than compensates. Dixon’s breakdown of the ‘power wedge’—a technique for controlling trajectory with your hands—actually lowered my average club distance in a single range session. The book’s focus on mental resilience is equally sharp, with tactics to shake off a bad hole without tanking your round. If you’re a golfer who’s plateaued or just tired of wasting range time, this is the audiobook to pick up. It’s not a magic bullet, but it’s the closest thing you’ll get to a no-BS shortcut to breaking 90.