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Golfing New England: Courses, Legends, History and Hints

by Boston Globe Staff, Brad Faxon
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Overview

With charming prose and stunning photographs, this walk-through of 18 courses that are uniquely New England makes for a keepsake worth returning to. Local golf celebrities select their favorite 18 holes, and key championships and historical highlights are revisited. The book also introduces a lesson or two from top local players, anecdotes from pros and caddies, and fun trivia as well as tips on technique. Everything that is so special about playing in this region—from fickle weather and challenging terrain to pine needles and more than a few geese—is captured in the pages, and the book offers useful tips for negotiating every element of it. Whether a frequent golfer in New England or just appreciating the area for its beauty and diversity, this book will make the reader want to tee up and walk the fairways.

Synopsis

In Golfing New England, you'll read about the golfing greats who a one time or another had close ties to the legendary courses of New England. Legends such as Jack Nicklaus, Greg Norman, Nick Faldo, Nancy Lopez, Annika Sorenstam, and even Michelle Wie are all included. But there's much more than personalities in this authoritative and lavishly illustrated guide to New England golf. It also includes course listings and tips for playing specifically in scenic New England along with features and columns on a variety of golf-related subjects.

About the Author, Boston Globe Staff

The Boston Globe is a daily newspaper founded in 1872 that has won nearly 20 Pulitzer Prizes and has the largest circulation of any Boston newspaper.

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Book Details

Published
May 1, 2007
Publisher
Triumph Books
Pages
157
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9781572439795

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