It's winter here and I'm oooo so bored so just looking for a few good entertaining reads, so what are you all time favorite non instructional golf books???

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Thanks Charlie

"Does A Wild Bear Chip In The Woods"

By: Lewis Grizzard

You will laugh till you cry.

"A Good Walk Spoiled, is a must read.

Dan Jenkins' "Dogged Victims of Inexorable Fate"

Gotta read "Paper Tiger", its about a guy who takes a year off work and spends his life savings on preparing for Q school. Humorous, and something we all have thought about...

Here's my favorite...

http://www.amazon.com/Rub-Green-William-Ha...g/dp/0345417496

The Rub of the Green by William Hallberg
His book "The Soul of Golf" is also great!

I'm at the bookstore every other week picking up a new golf book... thats how you know its the winter.

I just read "Every shot must have a purpose" Good for those who get easily distracted. I'm now on "The Game Before the Game" Same authors, Annika's coaches I believe.

This book was recommended to me by a Gateway player that I played a couple of rounds with the other day...I haven't picked it up...but it's on my list. And those David Feherty books are supposed to be pretty darn good.



I read Paper Tiger about a month ago....great book. I would love to abandon life and go for the dream.

BEN HOGAN An American Life

by James Dodson

Winner of the USGA International Book Award




'Best Bio on Hogan that I have ever read.'

teespoon

A Good Walk Spoiled is excellent. Definitely pick it up if you haven't already read it. The Majors is good as well.

WW

"Bud Sweat and Tees" by Rich Beam.

"Maybe it should have been a Three-iron" by Lawrence Donegan.

Absolutely hysterical.