Focus Golf with the Milestone Man

Save Yourself a Sleeve of Balls!

The secret of playing better golf isn’t a new driver, the latest putter, an updated swing, or even getting another lesson from your pro. All are important, but not nearly as critical to your success on the golf course as your mental frame of mind. In Focus Golf with the Milestone Man, Ron Streck gives you insight from his experience “in the ring.” His battle-tested advice is geared to help everyone from the weekend golfer to the aspiring Tour player.

Learn from the man who is:

• The first player to win on all three U.S. major Tours: The PGA Tour, the Web.com Tour, and the PGA Champions Tour.


• A record holder for many years. Shooting the lowest two scores in back-to-back rounds, 63 and 62. San Antonio Texas Open, PGA Tour, 1978. Won tournament by one shot.


• A European Tour winner. Moroccan Open, 1983.


• A U.S.A. Tour winner. The Azalia Golf Classic, 1977.


• The first player to play with Metal Woods on the PGA Tour. The Tournament of Champions, 1979.


• The first player to win with Metal Woods on the PGA Tour. The Michelob Houston Open, 1981.


• The first player to win a golf tournament using clubs, putter through driver, manufactured in the same year from the same company, Adams Golf. Nike Yuma Open, Web.com Tour, 1993.


• A consistent winner in four different decades.

“For as long as I’ve known Ron, I’ve always been envious of his tenacity and ability to score. Ron’s book, Focus Golf with the Milestone Man, helps to explain the most important aspects of golf’s most valuable intangible...attitude! Simple, easy to understand, and applicable to every golfer who loves this game.” —Peter Jacobsen. PGA Tour Player, NBC Golf.

“The first time I met Ron he told me he was going to play the PGA Tour. He had confidence like no one I had ever seen. Not only did he play the PGA Tour but he won on every Tour he played on. His book, Focus Golf with the Milestone Man, will help any golfer gain the insight on how to get the most out of their ability. Great book!” —Hank Haney. Famed Golf Instructor.