A good golf book can help to spend time during the long months of the season. For some of us, it’s very long. Here in Wisconsin, it is considered a good year if we are playing continuously by early April and ending the first two weeks of November (not always in nice weather at both end, be careful).
Whether you are looking to gain an overview of ways to improve your game for next season, find new methods to approach the goal or expand your knowledge of golf history, reading options are great.
Here are seven of the main books to look at as we work towards the 2025 golf season.
The five lessons of Ben Hogan
With more than one million copies in the press, The five lessons of Ben Hogan It is an eternal classic that describes the blocks of golf winning from one of the biggest to ever play the game. Hogan believed that any average coordination golf player can learn to break 80 by applying himself with patience and intelligence. Completely illustrated with drawings and diagrams, this book can help you transform your game, one step at a time.
Burn your goals
While not considered a “golf” book, Burn your goals It matters within the scope of the game. Learn a different strategy for setting goals and achieving your greatest potential in life through stories, strategies and tools within this book that leads to inspiration and encouragement. If you are looking to achieve your greatest potential on the journey of life, this is the book for you.
Mental
A reading -inspired by fabrication, Mental Follows professional golf Jake McKee who has just suffered the most humiliating melting of his career. On the verge of giving up his dream to make him in PGA Tour, he reaches one of the biggest players of the game in a recent attempt to save his career. Through this story, you will learn how to get control of your thoughts, how to develop a mental routine in the morning and evening, the fastest way to combat negative concern and thoughts and more.
Tiger Slam
Surely the biggest golf of golf in history, Tiger Slam Recounts Tiger Woods’ Incredible 2000 Run of Four Fors of Grand Slam. Kevin Cook gives a stuck account, inside-the-lifetime for a stunning strip of winning. Some of the biggest golf names offer a fresh overview of the electrical level of victory and obstacles in and out of the course that threatened his involuntary pursuit of excellence.
Four Golf foundations
The swing tips are a dozen, but the building of basic golf skills last forever. Four Golf foundations It will give you the project to build a strong, longer game, whether you are a beginner or an experienced veteran.
Dream Golf: Taking Bandon Dunes
Mike Keizer had a dream: to build a course of British -style “links” on an extension of Oregon’s coast. Dreamed golf It is the first story of how he brought his passion and dream to reality. Bandon Dunes is one of, if not, the destinations of the prime minister in America. Get a detailed confession of Old MacDonald, a masterpiece Tom Doak, which has strengthened the bandon Dunes reputation as a place where Golf captures the magic of the game.
Match: Golf game day changed forever
As a 10-year-old, Eddie Lowery famously kept the Francis bag of Ouctions when he won the US Open 1913. In 1956, now a wealthy businessman, the millionaire of Lowery Bets George Coleman who two of his employees, Harvie Ward and Ken Venturi, cannot be beaten in a better match. Challenged to bring every two players of his choice, Coleman arrives the next day with Ben Hogan and Byron Nelson who have won 14 major championships among them. The story of this event, widely regarded as the biggest private golf match ever played, is confessed by Mark Frost through the memories of all the powerful participants, your seats.
office 7 golf books for out -of -season reader first appeared in MygolfSSS.
