500 World's Greatest Golf Holes (book) by George Pepper

There are half a million golf holes in the world. The Editors of Golf Magazine have put together lists of the top 500 golf holes in the world (125 par three holes, 250 par fours, and 125 par fives, organized geographically), as well as the Top 100, and finally the Top 18 holes in the world. Over six hundred color photographs, anecdotal descriptions of each hole, and full schematics of the Top 18. 435 pages.

Zen Golf: Mastering The Mental Game (book) by Dr. Joseph Parent

Clear, concise, and enlightening, this book introduces a unique perspective combing modern psychology, Buddhist wisdom, and professional golf instruction in order to master the mental game. Dr. Parent guides golfers with simple yet powerful techniques to prepare for, execute and respond to the results of any golf shot. By applying classic insights and stories from the Buddhist tradition to the challenges of golf, Zen Golf shows how to make one's mind an ally instead of an enemy: how to stay calm, clear the interference that leads to poor shots, and eliminate bad habits and mental mistakes. 203 pages.

30 Second Golf Swing (Book)

Playing to your talent level involves far more than the second and a half you spend swinging the club. Thirty seconds, give or take a few, is the time it takes to plan, execute, and evaluate every shot. To have the best chance for success, your must learn to apply all your resources to each and every shot you hit, both in practice and in play. The golf of this book is to make your score match your talent for the game. You'll learn how to train your brian to run your game so that you develop a mastery not only of golf but of yourself. Length: 228 pages.

How to Cheat at Golf (Book)

How to Cheat at Golf is a hysterical look at the fine art of cheating at golf. This small book is a great gift for the excellent golfer as well as the not so excellent golfer. This book is chock full of methods and ideas on how to cheat at golf'. It's tongue in cheek methods to divert your opponent as well as the examples on carrying the diversions out are funnier then funny! Rick Doyle wrote and illustrated this book. He promises after reading this book that: Now. finally you can hold your head up high at your club's Annual Awards Banquet. Length: 60 pages.

Golf Courses of the PGA European Tour (Book)

The official record of the Tour in words and pictures. A stunning and informative guide to some of the most spectacular, well loved and legendary golf courses in the world. Peter Dobereiner depicts the charms and pitfalls that contribute to Europe's great courses. Brian Morgan's magnificent photographs depict the extraordinary variety and visual appeal of the different courses. Peter Dobereiner was an award-winning golf correspondent for many years. He has also achieved widespread acclaim as a golf course designer. He remains an internationally syndicated golf columnist and has written more than twenty golf books. Brian Morgan is one of the world's best known golf photographers. Gordon Richardson has been writing on golf for twenty-five years and is a regular contributor to British, American and Italian golf magazines. Length: 304 pages.

A Passion for Golf: Celebrity Musing on the Game (Book)

What could Charles Barkley, Alice Cooper, Kevin Costner, Amy Grant, and Dan Quayle possible have in common? Though their lifestyles, interests, and political views differ, they and many others from Hollywood, politics, business, sports, and music share A Passion for Golf! This book shares 30 of sports talk show host and media maven Ann Ligouri's most fascinating interviews with celebrities as she played the course with them. The celebrities love to talk about golf. As their media conscious exteriors disappear, they reveal their favorite courses, best and worst scores, their most embarrassing moments, and how they find time to indulge themselves on the links. In the process, they share their views on a wide range of issues including discrimination, marriage, personal politics, ambition, failure, and their success stories. Length: 264 pages.

101 Drills to Improve Your Golf Game (book) by Glenn Berggoetz and Alan Moyer

Features drills for virtually every aspect of the game, from address position to back swing, weight shift, increased distance, ball control, club grip, and much more. Nearly 200 images and easy-to-follow instructions make these drills a snap to learn and apply, even for the most time-pressured golfer. 2001, 115 pages

Lower Your Golf Handicap: Under 10 In 10 Weeks (book) by Nick Wright

With a personalized training program, detailed practice routines, and tactical analysis, you can lower your handicap under 10 in 10 weeks! Starting with the basics, learn how to choose your equipment, understand the importance of careful preparation, and discover how to practice effectively. Next, follow the personalized training plan of easy-to-understand exercises to develop your skills on the tee, fairway and green. Finally, learn how to make each shot count, target your key weaknesses and eliminate common errors. Now becoming a single-figure golfer is well within your reach! 128 pages.

Science and Golf III Book (Copyright 1999, 768 pages)

Science and Golf III is the ultimate one-volume source on current research about the game-from how to play better, to selecting the best equipment, to the latest advances in golf course design, and more! The book includes 92 articles that were presented at the 1998 World Scientific Congress of Golf held at the University of St. Andrews, Scotland. The conference was approved and grant-aided by the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews and the United States Golf Association. Part I, The Golfer, is composed of 50 chapters geared toward male and female golfers of varying ages and abilities. Topics include: golf swing techniques, golf education programs, golf psychology, golf exercise and injuries, and class and gender in the world of golf. Part II, Equipment, contains 23 varied studies on golf equipment, including: golf ball construction, golf ball flow characteristics, golf club design, rebound effect in metal woods, clubhead speed, and effects of golf shoe tread types. Part III, The Golf Course, contains 19 articles on subjects such as: golf course design, turf characteristics, climate considerations, effects of golf course pesticides, environmental management, and golf markets. Packed throughout with figures and tables, Science and Golf III is an all-encompassing resource for golf science information for everyone from sports science researchers to anyone else with an interest in and love for the game. About the Editor Martin R. Farrally is the director of the World Scientific Congress of Golf Trust. He was the director of the 1990 and 1994 World Scientific Congress of Golf. Mr. Farrally is a senior lecturer in sports science at the University of St. Andrews. The author of two books for the National Coaching Foundation, he was coeditor of Science of Golf II. Mr. Farrally is a member of the British Association of Sport and Exercise Sciences and the British Association of Sports Medicine. Alastair J. Cochran, for 15 years the technical advisor to the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews, is a part-time consultant on golf. He has been involved in the study of golf science for nearly 40 years. The editor of Science and Golf I and Golf the Scientific Way, he also was coeditor of Science and Golf II. Mr. Cochran served as director of the first comprehensive study of golf, held in the early 1960s, and was co-writer of the book, The Search for the Perfect Swing. Table of Contents Sponsors and Patrons Authors' Names and Addresses Preface