Revolutionary Golf Made Easy: The Lost Philosophy of a Golf Genius Who Defied the Establishment

REVISED KINDLE DESCRIPTION Most golf instruction teaches what to do.

This book explains why golf was once played differently—and why it worked.

Written by Harry Frankenberg, known to generations of golfers as Count Yogi , Revolutionary Golf Made Easy is not a modern tip book, nor a technical manual filled with swing positions. It is a rare window into a time when golf was taught as a simple, natural motion , guided by rhythm, balance, and intent rather than mechanics.

Count Yogi was a singular figure in golf history—an extraordinary ball striker whose ideas ran directly against the teaching establishment of his day. Those ideas were often dismissed as “odd” or unconventional. Yet those who played with him, learned from him, or committed to his principles witnessed something remarkable: effortless power, consistency, and a near-absence of bad shots.

This book is:

Part golf philosophy

Part autobiography

Part challenge to everything modern golfers assume about improvement

Its brevity is intentional. The method it presents is simple—but only for readers willing to buy in and commit . As many have discovered, the principles inside can be transformational, but they do not cater to quick fixes or casual dabbling.

Revolutionary Golf Made Easy is best suited for:

Serious students of golf

Readers interested in golf history and forgotten masters

Players open to ideas outside the modern instructional mainstream

If you are looking for swing tips, drills, or PGA-style mechanics, this is not that book.

If you want to understand how a misunderstood golf genius played the game—and why his legacy quietly endured—this book offers his philosophy in his own words