Book Review – “A Disorderly Compendium of Golf” By Lorne Rubenstein and Jeff Neuman
The title, “A Disorderly Compendium of Golf” pretty much says it all. Lacking even a Table of Contents, this is,… Read more »
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Truth be shared, I enjoy business as much as golf, and my reading and library more than reflects that. There… Read more »
Book Review – “The Legends of Golf” by Melanie Hauser and Mike Purkey
“The Legends of Golf” is an unabashed celebration that doubles as a marketing piece for the Champions Tour. Twenty-five individuals… Read more »
Book Review – “Golf & Life” by Jack Nicklaus with Dr. John Tickell
When Jack Nicklaus talks about golf or sportsmanship, I listen. However, with what I know of him other than being… Read more »
Book Review – “The Secret to Golf” by George Peper
“The Secret of Golf” is a compilation of some 47 “Secrets” to playing this crazy game. Each contributed something new… Read more »
Book Review: “The Book of Golfers – A Biographical History of the Royal & Ancient Game” By Daniel Wexler
“The Book of Golfers” is first and foremost a reference book detailing some 1,300 people who have been important to… Read more »
Book Review – “All the Courses in the Kingdom” by Richard E. Peck
Beyond The Old Course at St. Andrews, there are forty-two more courses in the surrounding area of Fife in Scotland… Read more »
Book Review – “The Gift of Golf – My Life With A Wonderful Game” by Peggy Kirk Bell with Lee Pace
If you relish golf’s recent history in America, you probably already know of Peggy Kirk Bell, one of the grand… Read more »
Book Review – “A Son of the Game” by James Dodson
What do you get when you combine an engaging rites of passage story together with interesting golf history (Pinehurst, North… Read more »
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