Author: SAM SNEAD
Title: The Education of a Golfer
Description: New York, Simon & Schuster. 1962, 1st Edition. Hardcover, 8vo - over 7¾. Book, This is a true tale of how a poor kid who, while eking out a living in the backwoods of the state of Virginia grew to become one of America's most talented and respected professional golf champions in the 20th century. For those who also want to get some practical insights, each chapter ends with short comments on the various aspects of golf. Sam credits his elder brother's golfing for drawing him into the game. Swinging big shots came from sheer practice. "Slammin' Sam" goes on to become a pro and a sensation in 1934. He thrills the crowd with his artillery shots and his 'perfect-swing'. Sam went on to win 3 PGA championships, 3 Masters and a British Open, apart from a myriad of other titles. The book is a humorous and uncomplicated guide to the sport. Sam's technique at golf is simple to grasp owing to the self-learning that he put himself through. He lays down chunks of it throughout the book, dealing with all the aspects like putting, chipping and sand traps that even an experienced golfer would enjoy reading. Excellent collectible condition. Very Good/Dust Jacket Included. Inscribed by Author(s).

Keywords: Sports, recreation, golf