Chicken Soup for the Golfer’s Soul
Chicken Soup for the Golfer’s Soul
This collection of inspiring stories from professionals, caddies and amateur golfers will provide you with insights into the game of life and leave you with a whole new level of appreciation for the sport of golf
User Ratings and Reviews
5 Stars a must for golfers
This read with the 101 different short stories and catchy quotes was very entertaining. I especially liked the one with the little girl that was playing by herself and carded a hole in one, unwitnessed, until the engineer of a passing train(the course boardered a nearby railway)sent a well wishing letter to her at the course. This and many others typify real golf experience to us golfers. If you golf, do yourself a favor and read this.
5 Stars Being There strikes home!
All of the stories were wonderful but “Being There” by Don Didio hit close to home. It brought back memories of my own father and what a great man he was. This story evoked feelings and memories that will last beyond time. Thank you Don!
2 Stars OK, I Guess
Why can’t books of inspiration and insight have some humor that illustrates the points being made. I found this tape to be maudlin and overwrought with poignancy which did not inspire me nor shed any new insights. The stories were ok, but there is a lot more to golf than what I heard on this tape. Needless to say, I was disappointed.
5 Stars A golfers wife
I am a golfers wife and proud of it! I am also a reader and really enjoyed the book. Some of the golfing lingo is confusing(I do golf also), but the book is well written. I enjoy reading about other people’s experience with the famous and the not-so-famous, and the wanna-be famous. The Chicken Soup books can really pick me up on a down day. Keep them Coming!
5 Stars God does not subtract the time playing golf
My father GR O’Gara shows up on Page 74 and He has been up playing in heaven for Five Years! He would like to thank the person who put his quote in the book. He Loved God,Family and Golf,not always in that order! Just kidding!
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