[E-BOOK] In Search of the Greatest Golf Swing: Chasing the Legend of Mike Austin, the Man Who Launched the World's Longest Drive and Taught Me to Hit Like a Pro
• Philip Reed •
| #202812 in Books | Carroll n Graf | 2004-03-29 | Ingredients: Example Ingredients | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 1.05 x5.30 x7.24l, | File Name: 0786713666 | 224 pages |
||3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.| Yo la tengo|By Linksman|Inside every golfer lurks a mad scientist, a demon willing to deal with the Devil at any price. Just about every man who once singled in a little league game believes he is only one secret away from breaking one hundred, or ninety, or eighty, or seventy, and it wouldn't surprise me if every touring professional awakens every Thursday convinced this is h|From Booklist|Ostensibly about retooling his golf swing, Reed's account develops in surprising ways that are incidental to the conventions of the golf instructional. Dreaming of walloping a 300-yard drive, Reed s
“Can you teach an ordinary golfer like me to drive the ball 300 yards?” With this question sportswriter Philip Reed’s search for the greatest golf swing begins. When Reed met ninety-year old Mike Austin, he knew that Austin held the record for the longest drive ever—an awesome 515-yard shot during a Senior PGA event. What he didn’t know is that he was forging a bond with a man whose amazing life he has now chronicled in a book that is ... [PDF.hi73] In Search of the Greatest Golf Swing: Chasing the Legend of Mike Austin, the Man Who Launched the World's Longest Drive and Taught Me to Hit Like a Pro Rating: 4.93 (509 Votes)
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You easily download any file type for your device.In Search of the Greatest Golf Swing: Chasing the Legend of Mike Austin, the Man Who Launched the World's Longest Drive and Taught Me to Hit Like a Pro | Philip Reed.Not only was the story interesting, engaging and relatable, it also teaches lessons.
