In both his best-selling book and new DVD video set, golf teaching pro Paul Wilson explains that "The Secret" is to learn from the only perfect golf swing on the planet.

That perfect swing doesn't belong to a golf instructor or a PGA Tour player. It belongs to "Iron Byron," a swing machine built to test golf balls and golf clubs for the leading manufacturers.

Iron Byron hits the ball on the sweet spot every single time, driver through wedge. And because of that consistency, there is simply no better model to use for learning the perfect golf swing.

When developing his fast and simple Swing Machine Golf teaching method, Paul spoke with George Manning, the creator of Iron Byron, and asked him how and his team of engineers went about designing the machine's perfect golf swing.

George defined "perfect" as being able to square the clubface at impact on a repeatable basis in the most "efficient" manner possible. He defined "efficient" as achieving maximum clubhead speed using the least amount of swing energy.

After studying the golf swings of top pros and amateurs, George and his design team determined that Byron Nelson had the most "efficient" swing, and they built the machine to model his swing efficiency. Hence the name, "Iron Byron".

From carefully analyzing the machine, Paul concluded that there are just 3 simple elements that allow the Iron Byron to have a perfect, efficient and repeating golf swing. The first swing element is circular rotation. The second is an unrestricted wrist hinge. And, the third is constant forward tilt.

George Manning verified that it is these 3 key swing elements that allow the Iron Byron to return the clubface squarely to the ball at impact time after time, resulting in consistently straight and powerful golf shots.

Using frame-by-frame video analysis of the top PGA Tour players, Paul discovered that each and every one of them (even though they may look different) uses these 3 key elements in their individual golf swings.

If you're serious about learning how to play golf properly, reducing your scores, and achieving machine-like consistency in your game, it makes good sense that you should learn how to add these 3 key elements to your golf swing too.

That's exactly what Paul explains how to do using 10 simple lessons in Swing Machine Golf. Paul also explains how these 3 key elements can be used to quickly cure every swing fault in golf, including the dreaded slice, the hook, the pull and the shanks.