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Author: Clover
Publisher: AuthorHouse
Published: 2011-08
Total Pages: 27
ISBN-13: 1463429096
DOWNLOAD EBOOK →This book is about a groundhog family on the side of a golf course and just what they think about the game of golf. It has funny names for the different parts of the game. In the story it shows loyalty to the family, keeping family safe and keeping promises.
Author: Dr. Richard A. NeSmith
Publisher: Applied Principles of Education & Learning
Published: 2021-04-05
Total Pages: 52
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DOWNLOAD EBOOK →Can groundhogs tell the weather? Can woodchucks chuck wood? These wild animals are some of the cutest and seemingly laziest of mammals. They do, however, contribute a great deal to a healthy and vibrant ecosystem. They are shy and alert creatures and seldom seen, spending 80% of their time underground. Though they are not best friends with some farmers or ranchers, they help more than 100 other animals survive. This book attempts to peek into the lives of the largest ground squirrels globally and help the reader grow and appreciate their contribution. Read this book to learn what "chucking wood" actually meant.
Author: George Fuller
Publisher: Human Kinetics
Published: 2008-10-01
Total Pages: 206
ISBN-13: 1492582549
DOWNLOAD EBOOK →Finally, a book that delves into the warped and obsessive mind of today's golfer. Whether your idea of golf is an occasional round with fellow duffers at the local muni or frequent forays to far-flung courses in search of the perfect round, you'll identify with this book like no other. Popular golf humorist George Fuller will have you laughing as he makes light of the idiosyncrasies of otherwise sane people who are addicted to this holy, wholly frustrating game. I Golf, Therefore I Am—Nuts! brings out the humor in situations that all golfers can relate to: -Looking for Mulligan, the patron saint of forgiveness -The hype architects and developers use when describing a new course -Quirks, quips, and superstitions from the PGA Tour If your eyes light up every time you read about a new driver, your TiVo has golf programming that originally aired in 2004, you receive holiday cards from greenskeepers, or your golf wardrobe doubles as business casual, then I Golf, Therefore I Am—Nuts! is for you.
Author: Larry Caringer
Publisher: Lulu.com
Published: 2012-09-01
Total Pages: 248
ISBN-13: 1105403580
DOWNLOAD EBOOK →Ripped directly from the pages of The Persimmon Pines Times, Golf Beat: A Year in the Life of Persimmon Pines provides a year's worth of electrifying articles exposing the day-to-day drama of Golf in a small town. Through the eyes of Staff Writer Brent Green, we get to go where few dare to tread. With incisive questions, dogged determination and the dumb luck of being in the right place at the right time, Mr. Green takes us on a roller coaster ride of emotion as we experience everything that happens on and off the course during a year in the life of Persimmon Pines. Author, Larry Caringer is a former PGA Club Professional, a successful Amateur Golfer, a Writer and a Morning Radio Humorist. His experience on both sides of the Pro Shop counter and at both ends of Golf's obsession scale make him uniquely qualified to poke fun at a sport that, quite often, takes itself a little too seriously.
Author: United States Golf Association. Green Section
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Published: 1926
Total Pages: 768
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DOWNLOAD EBOOK →Author: John Wrenbury
Publisher: Bright Pen
Published: 2010-02
Total Pages: 130
ISBN-13: 9780755211692
DOWNLOAD EBOOK →Seen any gophers on your course lately? If not it may be because you don't know what they look like (see under burrowing rodents, nocturnal land-tortoises, large burrowing snakes and small ground squirrels). And while you are about it, brush up on salamanders and groundhogs (aka woodchucks) as well. All these animals are worth knowing because they make holes which entitle you to a free drop; which is more than can be said for your dog. Foxes and badgers don't qualify even for an honourable mention (or perhaps they don't live in North America). There is no doubt about it, the Rules of Golf have to be read with a sense of humour, otherwise they are no fun at all. In many respects they are like a cross-word puzzle, a test of ones own ingenuity and a goldmine for one-upmanship; but on the whole it is probably best to treat them as a cure for insomnia. Most of my friends just make them up.
Author: Chris Kalwa
Publisher: AuthorHouse
Published: 2014-02-07
Total Pages: 387
ISBN-13: 1491849851
DOWNLOAD EBOOK →The Legend of Joe Golfer offers regular recreational golfers the helpful golf tips and suggestions of a personal caddieat ones fingertips. Whether youre an unskilled beginner, or a seasoned advanced-level player, this book will improve the quality of your game. For those Joe or Jane Golfers whove recently purchased the best brand-name clubs and golfing equipment available, visions of perfectly crisp ball striking and precisely placed shots dont immediately appear in play as advertised. Instead, you continue spraying your bad shots all over the courselike a groundskeeper watering the course grounds for the next days play. Chris Kalwa has been there, hes done that, and he feels your bad-shot aches and pains. In The Legend of Joe Golfer, Chris shares his uniquely crafted golf story: a passionate twelve-year journey of endless playing trials and tribulations. This book provides all regular players with a looking-glass through which anyone can relate to and connect with. Youll understand why you got addicted to this ancient and beautiful game, and learn how you can best prepare for and enhance your enjoyment of golf.
Author: Anthony Pioppi
Publisher: Rowman & Littlefield
Published: 2009-04-14
Total Pages: 225
ISBN-13: 1599217473
DOWNLOAD EBOOK →The world of golf is rife with unexplainable happenings that seemingly defy the rules of gravity and logic: There are those badly hit shots last seen disappearing into a grove of trees, only to be rediscovered on the putting green. And what of those perfectly struck drives that rocketed into the crisp blue beyond never to be seen again? Players have learned to lay blame on “the Golf Gods,” and go about their rounds. There are, however, the other stories—tales of apparitions gliding across a course, unexplained noises emanating from uninhabited rooms of a clubhouse, or the phantom golfer who appears out of nowhere to play a shot and vanishes just as suddenly. Haunted Golf explores such stories from the clubhouses of New England to the fairways of New Orleans and the links of Great Britain. Bringing readers on a journey that will enlighten, entertain, and send shivers, this book also delves into the history and flavor of the locations, painting evocative portraits of the courses and the communities. It includes a foreword by English golfer and golf analyst Peter Oosterhuis.
