The Greatest Golf Stories Ever Told

An eclectic compilation of writings illustrating the richness of the golfing experience that shows the history, tradition, agony and ecstasy of the game.

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From A. A. Milne's definition of golf ("the best game in the world at which to be bad") to Tiger Woods' preternatural powers on the course; from the particular handicap women players faced in 1929 -- skirts -- to the secret of Arnold Palmer's greatness; from George Plimpton's PGA reminiscences to the classic short story, "The Rivercliff Golf Killings, " the diverse selections in "The Greatest Golf Stories Ever Told" reflect the history, tradition, agony, and ecstasy of the game.