Terms of Use — Jess McKenzie Golf

Righto. Here's how my books and membership work, and what I ask of you in return. It's short, I promise.

The gist

Who am I dealing with here?

Me, under the name Jess McKenzie Golf. That's the name on the site, the books and the membership.

If you need me, it's [email protected].

What do I actually get with a book?

You get a digital book in PDF. Buy one, or grab the 3-book collection. Nothing comes in the post.

Hotmart emails you the link, and your books are always waiting at consumer.hotmart.com. Just log in with the email you bought with.

They're for your personal use. You're welcome to read and print them for yourself. Please don't share, resell, upload or copy them for anyone else.

How does the membership work?

Each week a letter lands in your inbox with one short-game fix on a page, plus a bit more. Reply any time with a question.

Your first 7 days are free. After that it's charged monthly, until you cancel.

You can cancel whenever you like at consumer.hotmart.com. Cancelling won't refund months you've already paid for.

Who handles my payment?

Hotmart does. It's a payment platform, and it runs the checkout as the seller of record. Card, PayPal or Apple Pay are all fine.

What you pay is the price on the checkout page. Hotmart's got its own terms and privacy policy as well.

Can I pass the books on to my mates?

Sorry, no. The books, letters, text and pictures all belong to Jess McKenzie Golf, and they're for your personal use only.

Is that really you in the pictures?

Those pictures of me on the site are illustrations.

Are these drills safe for me to do?

Golf's physical, even around the green. Have a chat with your doctor before any new exercise, and stop if something hurts.

What I share is general instruction. It isn't medical advice.

Will I definitely save more pars?

I'd love that, but results vary from person to person. I can't promise you strokes, scores or up-and-downs.

What's the limit on your responsibility?

So far as the law lets me, I'm not responsible for indirect losses. The most I'm responsible for, in total, is what you paid.

None of this takes away your rights as a consumer under the law.

Can the terms change later on?

Now and then, maybe. If they do, I'll update this page and the “Last updated” date.

Who do I ask about these terms?

Cheers, and enjoy the short game. — Jess

Anything here not sitting right? Send a note to [email protected] and I'll explain.