Part 1: A Beginner's Guide to Golf

Chapter 1: Beginner's Guide
01 How do I choose a practice range and how should I practice when starting golf?
02 How should I choose a club when practicing?
03 How do I find the right coach or teacher for me?
04 Is there a reason why golf doesn't improve quickly?
05 I practice every day at the practice range, but it is difficult to hit the ball and I cannot concentrate on the ball.

Chapter 2: Setup and Address
06 I want to know how to hold the grip correctly
07 I want to know about the basic setup
08 I want to know the correct address

Part 2 Basic Swing Training

Chapter 1: Overall Swing
09 I want to know about the correct swing posture
How do you throw and swing a 10 club?
11 I want to know about the correct swing motion
12 What should I focus on to become a long hitter?

Chapter 2: Backswing
13 I want to know about the basic backswing movement.
14 I'm curious about the correct backswing posture.

Chapter 3: Downswing
15 I'm curious about the basic downswing posture.
16 I want to fix my downswing problem.

Chapter 4: Finish
17 I want to know about the correct finishing movement

Part 3 Advanced Swing Training

Chapter 1: Driver
I want to know the difference between the 18 driver and the irons.
19 I want to know the correct driving posture
I'm worried about the distance of the 20 driver.

Chapter 2: Iron, Utility
21 It's difficult to hit the ball with a long iron and a utility club.
I want to get better at 22 irons and utility shots.

Chapter 3: Bunker Shots
23 Every time you enter the fairway bunker, it is difficult to get on the green.
24 The ball doesn't fly high when hitting a bunker shot.
25 It's too difficult to hit a bunker shot from 30m to 50m

Chapter 4: Approach
26 I'm curious about the correct approach posture.
I'm curious about the approach shot according to the 27th distance.
28 Bump and Run, should I only practice uphill?

Chapter 5: Putting
29 I'm curious about how to read the putting lie.
30 How should I practice to improve my long putting?
31 How should I practice short putting to get better?

Part 4: Golf Manners and Mental Health Management You Must Know

Chapter 1: Golf Manners
32 What are some manners to keep in mind when playing games with others?
33 What is the etiquette on the teeing ground?
34 What is the etiquette when hitting a second shot?
35 Bunker clearance is very important

Chapter 2: Mental Health Management
36 What is the most important thing to pay attention to on a golf course?
37 How can we reduce mistakes?
38 Why should I use mind control on the golf course?
39 How do I lower my score on the golf course?
10 Mental Commandments for Breaking 40-100

Publishing a revised edition

It's been over a year since I published my first book.
Thanks to those who helped me, half out of concern and half out of fear, I was able to publish the book, and after it ranked #1 on Kyobo Bookstore's Hobby and Health bestseller list for seven weeks, various thoughts crossed my mind and my life's goal became even more certain.
Thanks to your interest, let's make a better book! I've also dreamed of making golf easier, a golf encyclopedia that's not difficult.

If you start playing golf in our country, there are invisible barriers even for junior players or amateurs.
While attending free seminars across the country in 2022, I felt that many people were overflowing with passion and wanted to learn properly, but felt burdened and worried that they might end up doing it the wrong way if they tried to study on their own.

The author, too, has always had a thirst for education since he began exercising over 30 years ago. It is also true that he has had difficulties finding ways to satisfy his curiosity or financially addressing those concerns.
I began training athletes with the belief that the students I taught should have a thirst for education and should not lack anything. However, feeling limited, I entered graduate school at the age of thirty and studied for seven years to earn a doctorate.
I also broadened my horizons by traveling to overseas tournaments, and spent a lot of time with my mentor, Coach Ian Triggs, to teach junior players who are just starting out in golf the right way. This has helped me develop many excellent tour players and junior players.
Furthermore, I started YouTube because I wanted to share my golf philosophy with golfers across the country and the world. What I started without much ambition, however, received more love and attention from people than I expected, and I even published a book.

The book, "Crazy About Golf: Let's Break 100 Strokes First," will be a proper encyclopedia guide for beginners in golf.
Just as the first button must be buttoned properly for the rest to be buttoned properly, we need to look back and see if the problems you have are not due to errors from the beginning.
In the revised edition, we have supplemented these parts and re-edited them so that you can learn by reading, looking at photos, and watching videos with QR codes.

I will not be satisfied with my current position, and with the conviction that I am an educator, I will humbly continue to study and learn, one step at a time.
Thank you again, and if I can be of any help to you in your future golfing endeavors, I will do so generously and walk a worthy path.

Author Lee Ju-ho