Golf Books

This book is easy to understand. The way in which the author combined golf and leadership was pretty cool. I read it in an hour on the plane and used three points out of the book when I got to my meeting that afternoon. It's terrific!

Mary Engelbreit's The Blessings Of Friendship: A Friendship Treasury is a charming and delightful celebration of the joys and values of friendship, featuring soft, warmhearted color illustrations of childhood friends celebrating or playing together. A compilation of rhymes, poems, quotable quotes from famous people around the world fill the pages of this timeless tome, which is suitable and recommended for readers of all ages -- as well as their parents and grandparents!

This video tape has been discontinued, and is no longer available in market.

Want to play hickory golf, learn from the best, Bobby Jones. This book is awesome. I've watched all Bobby Jones' videos and read inside the pages of Andrisani's book key secrets about Bobby's stance, grip, and things that he did but didn't make the videos. I incorporated Andrisani's comments into my swing and my slice disappeared. It dramatically improved my drives. Still working on the rest. The book is well worth the price of admission. Tried to track John Andrisani down and sent a letter to him at an address in St. Petersburg telling him he was right and his comments on Bobby Jones were right on the money. Intertwined with great history of Bobby Jones it's a hit for anyone who wants to improve and learn from the best golfer in the world - Bobby Jones.

This book is impressive. It is packed with fascinating color photos from both the film and Bobby Jones' life. Much more than a biography, it features essays from Jones' friends and people who were involved in the making of the film--from the director to the star of the movie. It is a must have for movie buffs or anyone interested in golf.

Sam Snead will do more for your game in this one book than all the gimmick training clubs, video tapes, etc, etc put together. He focuses on the few keys that lead to a great and REPEATABLE swing; a good grip with proper hand and finger pressure. This is a great companion book to Jacobs' "The golf swing simplified". Sneads book is out of print, but well worth the effort to track down on the internet. Most people make the theory of the golf swing way more complicated than it is, that's not to say that the swing itself is not complicated; it is. Always remember, the grip and hand pressure must be correct, then turn and swing up, then turn back and swing down. Now do that 10,000 times and you're on your way.

I bought this book at an airport used book store for a flight. My constant chuckling eventually irritated my wife to the point I had to put it away and finish in private. But I've reread it many times and eventually sent it to my father. I will be replacing it again in my collection when available. It is not a joke book, but a collection of true stories, some of which were depicted in the movie, "Tin Cup".

This was such a surprise! It was a tremendously funny read.
I enjoyed Brando's other books somewhat, but this one was something special. Both me and my wife loved the book, it had us laughing for hours! The pictures were nice, but the writing really had us rolling in the ailes... I definitely recomend this book.

This book is a lot of fun. The art work is worth the cost alone. I thought "Chip" was done very well (the best). Worth looking at and reading. This would make a great gift for that golfer in your life.

To Breaking 90, someone may expect some swing drills especially from Johnny Miller but sorry, it doesn't.

The books itself is target to the one those already know how to hit the ball well. It will give you the suggestion, information and knowledge on how to play "Good golf" but not how to do "Good Swing"

The first section, "Johnny Miller's Better Golf" is the most valuable section for me. Its give you a "better" idea on how to play and how to practice. Other sections later in the book, are just "experience sharing" section which is nice to read but may be not good enough to remember.

Overall, if you are a good golfer and would like to get someting from the expert to make you even better. This book is the good one. But if you still fighting with your swing flaw, try another one.