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A Son Of The Game: A Story of Golf, Going Home, and Sharing Life’s Lessons
By: James Dodson
One writer’s tale of drifting astray only to find his footing back home on the Southern sand hills of Pinehurst.

The Match: The Day The Game of Golf Changed Forever
By: Mark Frost
When two businessmen make a wager pinning two rising amateurs (Harvie Ward and Ken Venturi) against two of the game’s most prolific professionals (Ben Hogan and Byron Nelson) what transpires is nothing less than epic.

Fair Ways: How Six Black Golfers Won Civil Rights In Beaumont, Texas
By: Robert J. Robertson
Set in the racist pulpit of the 1950s, Robertson weaves a sobering account of six American-American golfers’ fight to desegregate public golf courses in the Jim Crow South.

Extraordinary Putting: Transforming the Whole Game
By: Fred Shoemaker with Jo Hardy
Shoemaker and Hardy examine how to shave strokes off your game and gain confidence on the putting green.

100 Classic Golf Tips
Edited By: Christopher Obetz
100 Classic Golf Tips offers helpful reminders from some of the game’s best—Watson, Leadbetter, McLean—keeping you on track when the wheels fall off.
 

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