Type of bind: Hardcover
EAN num: 9780002558143
Format: Import
ISBN number: 0002558149
Label: Doubleday
Manufacturer: Doubleday
Page Count: 144
Printing Date: 1996
Publishing house: Doubleday
Sale Popularity Level: 3165149
Studio: Doubleday
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Leslie Nielson is not everyones cup of tea, but I find his books and videos lighten up a game my friends and relatives take all too seriously. And just thinking about some of his golf tips cheers me up enough to improve my game. Great quirky humor.
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Leslie Nielson, the king of slapstick comedy, has come out with one of the funniest books that I have ever read. BAD GOLF MY WAY is one of the greatest golf instructional books ever written for the masses...well, minus those 2450 people who actually wish to improve their game.
This book is hysterical and the illustrated pictures are a riot. In this instructional book, Nielson pokes fun at golf by sharing his views and unorthodox approach to the game. His off-the-wall swing and mental aspects are hilarious. He truly is the "Arnold Palmer of Bad Golf."
This book will make you laugh out loud. It is a very quick read, and one of pure enjoyment. This is a must for any golfer. BAD GOLF MY WAY is a hole in one.
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This is really an instruction manual on how to play golf. I can bet you've never seen golf played this way before!
The pictures are great, and the explanations are truly hilarious. Recommended for every golfer with a good sense of humor.
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A spoof on the typical golf instruction book, this book is organized by chapters such as "The Address" and "The Swing." Here the similarities between other "instructional books" and this one end.My wife hated me while I was reading this book because the shaking bed due to my laughter kept her awake night after night. This and "Missing Links" by Rick Reilly are clearly the funniest golf books in print.
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The crazy antics of Leslie Nielson's golf game continue. It points out the hillarious little quirks of golf that we all wish we could really try. A must have for any golfer.
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