Golfers live in a world of continual experimentation. Every week, and sometimes every day they are constantly trying new things to improve their game. Basically, they have sentenced themselves to an eternal search for an elusive goal.      Search no more. There is one process in the mind that when accessed, allows golfers to not only access their best swings, but to make any self-corrections in their swing. This is the 'holy grail', the goal that every golfer is looking for. This process is called the fluid motion factor. The only problem is golfers never know when they will access this one simple neurophysiological process, and when it leaves, where to look to get it back.   In a revolutionary book that is sure to shake up the golf industry, Steven Yellin's  Simplicity: The Fluid Motion Factor Program  teaches a simple and powerful program that allows golfers to access that process and enter that elusive zone of consistent golf. 45 years ago I had a zone experience on a tennis court. It was extraordinary. That experience led me on a long journey to thoroughly understand why it happened and to develop a simple program that would allow athletes in all sports to have a better chance of experiencing the magical space of the zone. That search is over. The results of the search is contained in this book. I hope you enjoy reading it and it will allow you to play more consistent golf (it will!), and occasionally, enter into the zone. Steven Yellin is the founder of the revolutionary Fluid Motion Factor program. He has worked with some of the top players in the world, including those that have won five Major championships and over $80 million dollars in prize money. He taught his program at the Leadbetter Academy in Orlando for five years. He has worked with the national team of Denmark and the Olympic team of France. In 2016, he worked with the NCAA championship team at the University of Washington. He has also worked with many of the top collegiate teams in the country. He has written two other books and produced DVDs not only in golf, but in bowling. In 2017, Rhino Page won the US Open championship in bowling using his program. His program has been taught in 12 sports, as fluid motion is produced identically in every sport.