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4. Fifty places to play golf before you die Author: Chris Santella; Publisher: Stewart, Tabori & Chang
Well, I'm a little biased here as well, since I am a contributor. Even so, it would have helped a result of this if not had found the original book, in a pleasant way Chris Santella. Beauty is in the format: 50-Santella Golf taps insider has traveled extensively and asked to identify the courses to be played before traveling is done – and why you need to play. Then weave the stories anecdotes laced with facts, of course, interesting to note that he has collected as part of their investigation. The result is 50 grit, of course compelling stories. Prices range from U.S. military complex extends from China and Uruguay, clear photo of the game. Most courses are public access, but the author left me forth on Cypress Point, my favorite course anywhere. It is a problem difficult to get on. Bob Hope probably better to do. "One year there was a large recruitment campaign in Cypress. They had 40 members." Listening this game once if you can before your days are carried out.
5. U.S. Golfers Encyclopedia now Authors: Salt and Seanor Dave Johnson; Editorial: Skyhorse
Let's start by saying that Wikipedia is not going to win any prizes for beauty. Its 959 pages look and read like a telephone. In this sense, if you are an avid golf history, you'll love every amazing numbers living inside. Golf statistics to man, Sal Johnson, team with former Golfweek editor Dave Seanor create labor, a book is filled with dry flat desert facts that somehow compelling storytelling. Encyclopedia lists all Players who participated in 25 or more events on the PGA Tour from 1958-2008. Displayed are the total stations, the victories in the first five, top 10, top 25, cuts are made, the best finishes and prices, among others. With this book, it is very easy to go back and compare Tiger and Phil Arnie and Jack. It's fun to see the names dark before, as Rex Caldwell, who had one win and three second period in 1983, to disappear in 1990.
6. Great Golf Down Under; Author: Gary Lisbon Book: Gary Lisbon
If you are in the spectacular photographs in this book is quite distant called resonance. Undoubtedly, the subtitle, "Breathtaking images of the best in Australia and New Zealand Golf" the essence of the book. Author, editor and photographer Gary Lisbon was cataloging of the best courses in the region for over 10 years, many Americans finally have the opportunity to see, thanks to the Golf Channel television. In their favor, Lisbon offers an almost equal treatment to hidden treasures, such as Newcastle and Barnbougle Dunes Golf Club, in addition to presenting these provisions legendary Kingston Heath and kidnappers Cape, but I feel more connected with readers are shown the holes if there was still some accompanying text. However, playing with the Royal Melbourne to host the next Presidents Cup, Great Golf Down Under becomes even more relevant.
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