Golf Books

Here is a list of recommended books that we have enjoyed over the years. They are in no particular order. If you would like to purchase any of these books or want to read a more "professional" review, click on the image.

Missing Links by Rick Reilly is one of the all time funniest golf books. Reilly did a great job with his character creation and storyline. This is a must read.

Dave Pelz's Short Game Bible - Widely known as the Master of the Short Game, Pelz provides you with his best information on this very important part of the game. There appears to be magic inside this book. I purchased it on a Sunday, read about 20 pages in the afternoon and got up and down for par six times on Monday (results may vary). I can't wait to read the whole thing!

From the mind of David Feherty comes A Nasty Bit of Rough. I'm not sure where this guy comes up with his ideas but he is one of the funniest men alive.

Tiger Woods How I Play Golf - Who wouldn't want to know this? It's a great coffee table book and a lot of the information can be used by an average golfer.

Golf Resorts of the World - I got this book as a birthday present and have been leafing through it wishing that I could visit all of them. Another good coffee table book.

Bud, Sweat, and Tees - Do not read this book if you can't tolerate stupid people. This story about PGA Tour Player, Rich Beam and his one time caddy, Steve Duplantis will leave you shaking your head wondering why people squander their potential.