Golf Books #2 (Golf’s Ultimate Eighteen)

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Golf’s Ultimate Eighteen accomplishes the difficult task of combining interesting stories, useful information, and top-quality photography to create a treat for both the mind and the eyes. Perhaps this is a book best kept for those moments when one wonders why one bothers to play golf. Sometimes it’s refreshing to put aside the instructional books and just enjoy the beauty and lore of a great game. –Jeff Friend, ForeWord Book Reviews

Golf’s Ultimate Eighteen offers a collection of 18 golf icons discussing the most unforgettable holes in the world. Among those participating were Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, Ernie Els, Hale Irwin and Amy Alcott. The book includes some beautiful photography and exhibits Steve Eubanks’ ability to tell a story. –Stan Awtrey, Atlanta Journal Constitution

This must-have book presents the ultimate fantasy golf course! From hole 1 to hole 18, celebrated golfers discuss legendary golf holes and what makes them extraordinary. Golf greats Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, Amy Alcott, Tom Weiskopf, and others share their experiences of these memorable holes, making this the perfect gift for armchair golfers!

Steve Eubanks is a bestselling author and award-winning writer whose work has appeared in Sports Illustrated, FoxSports.com, Yahoo!, Golf Digest, Golf World, Golf Magazine, Golf for Women, T&L Golf, PGATour.com, Links, Garden & Gun, Racing Fan, and USA Today. (source)

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