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Worldwide Praise For Swing Machine Golf!

So far we’ve received more than a thousand testimonials from Swing Machine Golf purchasers in 57 countries around the world, and more continue to arrive daily! Here’s a representative sample of the wonderful success stories these people are sending us about their experiences with Swing Machine Golf.

The book was good. The DVDs are better. I doubt that the author will get many queries from those who watch the set, as his presentation is very clear and doable. Criticisms that humans can’t duplicate the swing of Iron Byron are laid to rest as Wilson demonstrates his swing alongside the World’s only perfect ball striker.

Those that can’t see the similarities need to look again, because they are obvious. It wouldn’t take long for anyone to find him or herself repeating that swing, providing he or she followed the instruction as presented.

Those that are patient and master the steps one at a time before moving on to the next, will find themselves hitting the ball longer than ever with no apparent effort. In a short time, they will be duplicating the three things that make Iron Byron work, a circular body rotation with an unrestricted hinge and a constant forward tilt.

From the interview with George Manning (the creator of Iron Byron) to Wilson’s treatise on how to practice, this DVD is a gem. Interesting and attention keeping, it is worth a buy.

Swing Machine Golf became the most valuable instruction book in my golf library. Within a short week the DVDs have become the most valuable instruction videos I have purchased. The dust cover of the book says the book is “The fastest way to a consistent swing.” If that was true, it is no longer. The DVDs have replaced it.

Unlike other instructors, Paul Wilson has managed to break the barrier of teaching "feeling" in golf by using swing positions. I have read many instructional golf books and have taken many golf lessons, only to fall short in the end. They didn't last -- in a few weeks I was back in the rut. Why? Because I was never given any pointers on how to measure my swing movements henceforth.

Here is where Paul's teachings excel; he enhances the learning experiences by introducing checks, i.e. knees touch together during follow through, club has to be parallel etc. These positions are attainable by an average individual during your practice. Since they are repeatable and you can check these positions in front of the mirror, good golf swing habits are gradually formed, replacing the bad ones. I believe practice produces mediocre results, but great practice, usually associated with instant feedback, produces great results.

I have to admit, as great as the DVDs are, I still think the book is excellent. Hence, I was happy to spend time going through the materials from the book first before the DVDs came out. The DVDs actually enhance my learning experience. There are items, i.e. how to produce torque and the two related drills to cure slice, that I believe are better illustrated in the DVDs. Hence, the book and DVDs complement each other even though they cover the same materials.

I think the prices for the book and DVDs are a bargain. I no longer spend money on other training devices or lessons. Hence, in the long term, it pays off handsomely. Nowadays, every time I watch those paid programs on the Golf Channel, I just laugh. I say to myself, "if only these people knew about Swing Machine Golf."

Thanks again for the great book and DVDs. I look forward to the short game DVDs.

Two things struck me immediately, one, it really is amazing how similar your swing is to Iron Byron and two, your backswing. The hardest part for me to copy has been the backswing as I have always taken the club too far to the inside. I noticed on the DVDs just how "loose" even your backswing is! It really is a joy to watch!

Although 2005 was a great year for me from a golfing point of view, I really want to make 2006 even better. The DVDs are really going to help me take my game to another level!

I know you are probably exhausted after the long game DVDs and contemplating a well-earned rest, however what are your plans for a short game DVD/book and specialty shots DVD/book? Just interested!

Paul, thank you for sending me the info on the DVDs to my email. I immediately ordered them and sat down the night they arrived to watch them all.

The menus are easy to read, understand and navigate. The menus provide a great method to go to specific areas for review and I think I will be doing that often.

Of course, I have the book (two years now) and the DVDs enhance the book so much and provide the visual feedback. The DVDs provide a means to instantly check to see what you have done, and the common errors to watch out for as you progress.

I cannot express how much I love both the book AND the DVDs. My friends who have the book are placing their DVD orders now after seeing a few minutes of my set. Please include me on the list for any future products and I look forward to the short game DVDs.

Worth the price and easily saved, since you can cancel those magazine subscriptions and save time by skipping the "Golf Infomercials".

So to fill in the time I've been watching your DVDs, and have become keenly interested in the part that talks about keeping your arms passive throughout the swing, and starting the downswing with the hips rather than the arms. This section in the video finally clicked with me.

I practiced the movement without a club for a few weeks until my elbow started to feel better. Then I paid a visit to the Certified Club Maker who fit me with clubs a few years ago. At that time with my arms swing he clocked my swing speed at between 90 and 93 mph.

I asked him to set up the equipment again and measure my swing speed using your method of starting the downswing with the hips. I took several practice swings to warm up and really focused on keeping my arms out of the swing because I didn't want to aggravate the elbow again.

My first real swing at the ball was very tentative as I was still worried about the elbow. To my amazement, that swing clocked in at about 102 mph. My elbow felt fine so I kept on swinging. Before I finished, I was consistently swinging at exactly 110.9 mph through the ball.

I increased my swing speed by about 20 mph using your method! The amazing part is that it felt effortless.

Needless to say, I love your video. Seeing you swing with the swing machine has really helped this old senior immensely. Thank you!

May I thank you for your excellently written and illustrated book, and now the fabulous DVD set.

I especially appreciated the DVD no 3 and 4 which has helped me monitor what I am doing wrong and more important what I am doing right. It means that I can now pinpoint accurately where my swing needs improving.

I purchased swing machine golf (book) version spring of last year. I had never had lessons and was really getting very frustrated with myself especially as the "golf bug" took hold. I struggled initially to get out of the bad swing habits I already had programmed into the subconscious. But through perseverance (having an initial handicap of 23) I managed to start getting more consistently straightish shots with a huge improvement in club distance.

My handicap reduced to 17 over the space of 3 months, then disaster! I broke two ribs (Swimming accident I hasten to add!). This set me back terribly. I was not able to play for 5 weeks and the recuperation messed up my golf swing. Not being able to rotate my torso really made it impossible to play properly and my handicap plummeted back to 23!

Still I have been able to improve again through just doing your helicopter exercise and strengthening my rotation in a nice smooth way.

Then I discovered something which made me pretty upset with myself. I made the fateful mistake of rushing the initial course from the book and missed some vital input. It was only watching the DVD that I locked on to my main failing. I was not maintaining my body angle throughout my swing! Why? Because I was one of those taught initially to keep the head "still". I was shanking and slicing all over the place.

Then I watched the DVDs (4 times now) and I was able to identify my problem. I had initially missed the bit about moving the head correctly!!!! Since then I have made some improvements in direction control which has let me start paring and birding a few holes. I am getting quite excited about my game again!

My swing is not perfect yet by any means, but it is more fluent, loose and un-rushed and the results more pleasing. My aim is to get my handicap to single figures by the end of 2006 but I think it may happen sooner!! My scores a year ago were always 100+, you know 126, 115, 120 etc. But what about now after your course? I have recently hit scores of 88, 94, ... and can you believe it 82!!!!!!!!!!!!

My friends have stopped asking me "You still reading that "machine" book? Why don't you get proper lessons?” Now its "Can I borrow your book sometime?" I just reply "INVEST IN YOUR OWN COPY! MINE ISN'T LEAVING MY SIGHT!"

Thanks again Paul, I hope that one day I can shake your hand and buy you a drink!

I find that with you in front of me, you are being my own personal teacher (rather than the book). I found the book good but this just helps to clarify the lessons even more. The book is my quick reference. I will be working with the DVDs all summer.

I have struggled with my game for years and have bought countless books, videos, and gadgets with no success. I recently attended a nationally recognized golf school with a student ratio of 2 to one. My specific goal in attending was to learn why I top the ball so often and how to correct the problem. At the end of the three day school, my topping problem still plagued me and I left with no idea of what I needed to do to improve my game. The only thing I got was a bag tag and a nice video of my swing. They spelled my name wrong on the tag and who wants a video of a terrible swing.

Then I got an email saying your DVD instruction was available. I began to watch and practice the drills the day it arrived. Since that time I have watched the entire instructional program several times and continue to work at the drills. The DVDs are incredibly effective at conveying your instruction.

It is still winter in northern Ohio so I haven’t been on the course, but the swing I am developing is so easy, free, and feels so good that I know I will be shooting better than ever before. The few times I have been able to get to an indoor driving range has confirmed that I’m on the right track. I am making better and more consist contact while swinging in a way that seems almost effortless.

The range has a target hanging from the top of the dome at a distance of 60 yards. Using my driver, I recently hit that target 6 times out of approximately 30 shots and just missed it numerous times with no topped shots and only one that was very far off line. The most incredible thing is I immediately knew why it was off line and what needed to be corrected on the next shot. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you.

My wife also thanks you because I can stop buying all the books, videos, and gadgets. Her only complaint is that you didn’t make these DVDs earlier before I wasted all that money on the golf schools.

Now I have only one more video to buy and that’s your Short Game DVD. Please put me on your list for your first shipment when it becomes available. I have every confidence that it will be of the same high quality as before. I am eagerly looking forward to working on that aspect of my game with your clear and effective instruction.

I was about to give up on golf. Thank you for helping to rekindle my enthusiasm for a game I enjoy so much.

I am having a wonderful time progressing through the book and the video (and the email tips). After 30 years searching for a simple model to enable me to understand the key components of the golf swing AND to apply that knowledge to my own game, I have found what appears to be a fundamentally sound answer - maybe even THE answer.

So, many, many thanks for this fabulous resource, which is a joy to experience and has restored my faith in insightful instruction, whatever the field.

I can't tell you how much I enjoy the DVDs. The information is well instructed and I have no problem understanding the positions during the swing you talk about and show.

It's winter up here in the Northeast, and I have committed myself to a fitness program and to
work on my swing during this "off season". Your DVD is the lone staple of my swing work.

When the weather warms up enough, I hit the range and try out what I have been working on around the house and my office, and the results have been promising. Further, I let the Pro (a friend) at the driving range borrow the book, and we have had many discussions about the content. He often comes out and tells me how "smooth" my swing looks as of late. I would lend him the DVDs but I find myself watching them for about a half an hour prior to work during the week. Fantastic stuff.

I finally feel like I have something to continually come back to and work on, rather than the "swing thought du jour" of the past!