Rocking With the Golden Oldies
Gulliver’s Travels author Jonathan Swift usually gets the credit for the line, “Everything old is new again.” For our purposes,… Read more »
The Bookshelf
Back to the Well With Tiger Woods
By my count, including one roman a clef novel, I’ve read at least ten books specifically about Tiger Woods, and… Read more »
Different Ways Around the Course
When he retired from a high-powered three decade-plus career with ExxonMobil as engineer and executive at the age of 58,… Read more »
Agents of Change
It makes for a nice story when two men of disparate backgrounds come together to make the world a better… Read more »
Money Makes the World Go Round
As all but cave-dwellers know, the golf world has gone topsy-turvy ever since LIV Golf came on the scene. The… Read more »
Charlie Chaplin: Man Without a Country
[As a Library Thing Early Reviewer I’m in the running to be sent books in exchange for a review. It’s… Read more »
“The Most Fun You Can Have Without Taking Your Clothes Off”
We’ve had quite a run of golf design books of late. First there was the deep dive into The Golf… Read more »
Dancing Through Childhood
[As a Library Thing Early Reviewer I’m in the running to be sent books in exchange for a review. It’s… Read more »
Norman, Mandell, Feherty & Young
It’s hard to imagine more disparate reading experiences than the trio of books before us this time out, touching on… Read more »
Reel Life in Vermont
[As a Library Thing Early Reviewer I’m in the running to be sent books in exchange for a review. It’s… Read more »
