
Decades of struggle with the dreaded game have resulted in this book which is based on the assumption that golf is a game – and a rather odd one at that.
As such, golf should be a source of amusement rather than anguish, certainly in the case of amateur players. A word of warning …this is not a book for those who take themselves or the game very seriously.
Publication date: December 12, 2011 (source)
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