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Product description What distinguishes this program from all other golf improvement systems is that this: 1) Is NOT written by a tour pro or tour coach it is instruction for the rest of us 2) Has a definite schedule, day by day on WHAT and HOW to practice 3) Has a definite timeline 13 weeks 4) Is NOT a comprehensive study on the golf swing (available) 5) Shows you the minimum amount of skill and information needed to attain a single digit handicap. The best athletes in the world have coaches who give them the answers. I can tell you from my own days on the range that trying to figure out the swing is a waste of time when an experienced coach can simply tell you the correct thing to do. I ve done the experimenting for you. "This is the shortest route to sub 80 rounds" - Jay Lim What does single digit mean? Literally, it means a handicap of 9. The USGA says you should NOT beat your handicap very often. So, that means if you had a handicap of 9, you should still shoot in the 80 s. When I hear single digit I think about someone who shoots in the 70 s. If you want to shoot in the 70 s, then you need to be about a 5. Review Just a follow-up on my progress. New Handicap is 8.5 with a trend toward 8.3. Your lessons have done a great job of getting my swinging motion into pure energy instead of off center hits. I'm only missing 1 to 2 fairways each time I play. Thanks Jay, I'm really enjoying being back into the single digit area. --John Webb, 63, Yorba Linda, CA Hello Jay! Thanks for the notepad and everything! I shot 82 yesterday and 77 (w/ four 3 putts) today! Have a wonderful week! --Karen, 18, Los Angeles, CA Your help seems to be really getting my swing on a better plane! I played rancho san joaquin in Irvine - it was not a difficult course (about 6100 yds)... but the swing improvements did show up in my score - 76! personal best on a par 72 course. The swing improvements are encouraging and I really feel that even par will be within my reach someday. - Fritz Wienecke,