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May 6th 2008 ‘Fifty Places to Play Golf Before You Die’ (Hardcover Book) by Chris Santella

'Fifty Places to Play Golf Before You Die' (Hardcover Book) by Chris Santella

‘Fifty Places to Play Golf Before You Die’ (Hardcover Book) by Chris Santella
Foreword by Mark O’Meara. Stunning photography brings ‘Fifty Places to Play Golf Before You Die’ to life with interviews of 50 people intimately connected with the sport about some of their favorite courses around the world. For both passionate golfers and armchair travelers, this gorgeous full-color book presents the world’s greatest golf venues, the personal favorites of renowned players, course architects and other experts in the sport.

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May 5th 2008 Range Rats: How To Get Your Swing From the Practice Range to the Golf Course’ (Paperback Book) by Ralph Maltbie

How To Get Your Swing From the Practice Range to the Golf Course' (Paperback Book) by Ralph Maltbie

Range Rats: How To Get Your Swing From the Practice Range to the Golf Course’ (Paperback Book) by Ralph Maltbie
Deals strictly with practicing and range-practice matters. Offers detailed charts, along with important practice range tips, so that players at any level can keep records of every round over a reasonable period and recognize and correct bad habits. Length: 144 pages.

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May 5th 2008 ‘Old Man And The Tee: How I Took Ten Strokes Off My Game And Learned To Love Golf All Over Again’ (Book) by Turk Pipkin

'Old Man And The Tee: How I Took Ten Strokes Off My Game And Learned To Love Golf All Over Again' (Book) by Turk Pipkin

‘Old Man And The Tee: How I Took Ten Strokes Off My Game And Learned To Love Golf All Over Again’ (Book) by Turk Pipkin
Follow Turk on the journey of a lifetime, and learn to love golf - and life - all over again. Turk embarks on a golf quest of a lifetime. For twelve months, he’d ignore work and other distractions, and dedicate himself to the game. He’d seek instruction from golf’s greatest teachers, put the best equipment in his bag, and play the world’s finest courses. His seemingly impossible goal was to take ten strokes off his 16-handicap. With lessons from David Leadbetter, Dave Pelz, and Ben Crenshaw, and with spiritual guidance from great old men like Willie Nelson, George Plimpton, and Byron Nelson, Turk’s epic journey carries him from Pebble Beach to Scotland and back again, where he risks everything on one final round for his father. Hard Cover.

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May 1st 2008 ‘How About a Little Action’ (Paperback Book) by Rodger Hess and Thomas Strauss

'How About a Little Action' (Paperback Book) by Rodger Hess and Thomas Strauss

‘How About a Little Action’ (Paperback Book) by Rodger Hess and Thomas Strauss
When professional gamblers in Las Vegas hit the links for a friendly round of golf, they naturally have a little something going on the side to make it more interesting. Wagers of 0,000 a round are not unheard of. Such stakes may not be representative of most weekend foursomes, but it is probably safe to say that few social rounds of golf are played solely for exercise, companionship and glory. How About A Little Action is a 40 page paperback book listing the most common betting games played for enjoyment and profit. This book is not a comprehensive list; however, it covers all the major games and a sampling of the minor ones. Each game is described clearly and concisely. It is the perfect size to fit in your golf bag and use on the course as a guide to games and rules. Length: 40 pages.

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Apr 30th 2008 ‘The Payne Stewart Story’ (Hardcover Book) by Larry Guest

'The Payne Stewart Story' (Hardcover Book) by Larry Guest

‘The Payne Stewart Story’ (Hardcover Book) by Larry Guest
A golf based story of the life and times of one of the most recognized players in the world. It covers Payne’s incredible career from his ‘Tinkerbelle’ days to him becoming one of the most respected players on the Tour. Interviews with thirty people who knew him best; tour players, friends, and family will help you laugh and cry about his days as the life-of-the-party and his new found Christian faith leading up to that eventful, sad day in October 1999. Length: 235 pages.

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Apr 29th 2008 ‘Jimmy Demaret: The Swing’s The Thing’ (Book) by John Companiotte

'Jimmy Demaret: The Swing's The Thing' (Book) by John Companiotte

‘Jimmy Demaret: The Swing’s The Thing’ (Book) by John Companiotte
This book tells the fascinating and untold life story of the first golfer to win three Masters, Jimmy Demaret. An exuberant character, Demaret was known for his flamboyant attire and famous friends. In the year 2000 both Golf Magazine and Golf Digest named him one of the most important players ever in the game. This book includes photos of Demaret and his friends, Ben Hogan, Bing Crosby, and Bob Hope, as well as rare images from throughout his career.

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Apr 27th 2008 ‘Golf Rules Plain and Simple’ (Book) by Mark Russell and John Anderisani

'Golf Rules Plain and Simple' (Book) by Mark Russell and John Anderisani

‘Golf Rules Plain and Simple’ (Book) by Mark Russell and John Anderisani
Written specifically to fill the void in the marketplace for a rules book that explains the sport in a language almost anyone can comprehend. This pocket-sized guide covers the 35 basic rules of golf. Length: 113 pages.

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Apr 27th 2008 Your Perfect Swing - 1st Edition (Book)

Your Perfect Swing - 1st Edition (Book)

Your Perfect Swing - 1st Edition (Book)
Every golfer has an ideal swing based on natural tendencies, physical strengths, and desired shot pattern, which is why copying friends or favorite players usually doesn’t work. In Your Perfect Swing , leading PGA instructor Dr. Jim Suttie shows you how to identify your tendencies and master a swing that’s consistent and repeatable under pressure. Suttie’s award-winning teaching system will show you how to match the feel for your swing with the actual mechanics; find your physical power source and use it to build a fundamentally sound swing; select from 13 pro models that share your power source and reinforce your ideal swing pattern; recognize patterns based on ball flight, divots, and club selection in order to make adjustments during a round or on the range; customize your swing based on personal preference and on-course situations; and use the 14 key swing positions as a maintenance tool to keep your swing on track. Don`t waste time practicing the wrong swing for your game. Get

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Apr 25th 2008 ‘At The Turn’ (Hardcover Book) by Steve Eubanks

'At The Turn' (Hardcover Book) by Steve Eubanks

‘At The Turn’ (Hardcover Book) by Steve Eubanks
When Steve Eubanks began to write the book At the Turn, he always thought of the professional golfers as any other group of working professionals, not much different from the NFL or NBA. During the time of researching and writing this book his opinion changed, ‘By the standards of today’s modern athlete, professional golfers are not normal: they are extraordinary.’ In two-and-a-half astonishing years, professional golf was reborn. Formerly dismissed as an elite, white, middle-aged, rich man’s game, golf has rocketed into the mainstream to become a multicultural, multibillion-dollar sport, with young, hotshot athlete to rival those in the NBA and to win the hearts of networks and merchandisers everywhere. This is the true story of a game’s seemingly miraculous transformation of pro golf. With detailed coverage of the rising of David Duval, Sergio Garcia, and of course, Tiger Woods, Steve Eubanks grips you with backbiting and chaos at the British Open, along with backstage power strugg

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Apr 25th 2008 ‘Get A Grip’ (Book) by John M. Capozzi

'Get A Grip' (Book) by John M. Capozzi

‘Get A Grip’ (Book) by John M. Capozzi
This fun collection of golf quotes and maxims is an excellent addition to any golfer’s library. Whether you’re just learning the basics or on you’re way to becoming a pro you will love the wit and wisdom shared by fellow golf enthusiasts. John Capozzi wrote Get A Grip for two reasons; One is he feels ‘Golf is a wonderful game and this book helps to remind us not to take a great pleasure too seriously.’ And two, 100% of the royalties from the sale of this hardcover edition will be donated to educational scholarship programs for children, ‘It is more critical then ever that we all maintain a personal commitment to the quality of education that we provide our children.’ From quotes that have been floating around the clubhouse for years, or personal quotes from Jack Nicklaus, Harvey Penick, and Tiger Wood, this collection of golf humor is the perfect gift for anyone who needs a little lift, even if they don’t play golf. John Capozzi hopes that this book relaxes you and your game a bit

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