How I Play Golf
(Hardback, Ryder Cup ed)
Publishing Details
How I Play Golf
By (Author) Tiger Woods
Little, Brown & Company
Little, Brown & Company
1st October 2001
Ryder Cup ed
United States
Classifications
Physical Properties
Hardback
320
Width 237mm, Height 282mm, Spine 28mm
1634g
Description
The techniques explained in this golf instruction book do not reveal Tiger Woods' own predilections, but how he took care to make it a guide for everyone, men or women, young or old, tall or short. The book is structured differently from other books, starting at the green and progressing backwards - just the way Tiger learned to play. Its contents include: the yearn to learn; the putting green - last things first; a swing built to last; sand play - make the hard look easy; iron play - knocking down the flag; nail your fairway woods; the driver - go with all you've got; when golf gets ugly; how to manage your game; and making golf fun.
Reviews
A book on how to play golf by Tiger Woods Who could resist a guide to the game by its most accomplished practitioner in many years The techniques explained in this highly accessible (and unique) golf instruction book do not reveal Tiger Woods' own individual characteristics, but it is nevertheless the perfect introductory guide for everyone, man or woman, young or old, tall or short. The book is structured differently from other golf instruction books, starting at the green and progressing backwards - just the way Tiger Woods himself learnt to play. It includes such key areas as nailing the fairway woods, ensuring that your swing is built to last, and (appropriate in the ever more contentious climate of all sports) how to react when golf gets ugly. Tiger Woods is unquestionably the greatest golfer in the world today, a phenomenon as an amateur and an even greater phenomenon since he turned pro in 1995 and won virtually every award. The text here is written in collaboration with the editors of Golf Digest, and it really is the best of Tiger Woods: we are spared that cringe-inducing self-aggrandisement with which Tiger Woods always trumpets his own achievements.
Author Bio
Tiger Woods is the greatest golfer in the world today, a phenomenon as an amateur and an even greater phenomenon since he turned pro in 1995 - and won everything.
