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Sprache: Englisch
Verlag: Rugged Land, 2004
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- Titel
- David Feherty's Totally Subjective History of the Ryder Cup
- Autor
- David Feherty; James A. Frank
- Verlag
- Rugged Land
- Erscheinungsjahr
- 2004
- Zustand
- As New
- Schutzumschlag
- No Jacket
- Einband
- Hardcover
- Sprache
- Englisch
- ISBN-10
- 1590710320
- ISBN-13
- 9781590710326
- Artikelgewicht
- 3,86 Pfund
The best-selling author of Somewhere in Ireland, a Village Is Missing an Idiot and the former editor of Golf Magazine present an entertaining history of golf's Ryder Cup competition, tracing the history of the tournament from 1927 to the present day, profiling some of the acclaimed golfers who have participated, and offering anecdotes about the biennial matches. 125,000 first printing.
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Über die Autorin bzw. den Autor
Upon his retirement from professional golf in 1997, David Feherty has been a mainstay throughout the PGA golf season on CBS Sports as an on-course personality and commentator. Feherty also writes golf's most popularcolumn, "Sidespin," for Golf Magazine. In addition, he writes a biweekly column for Golfonline.com, the most popular golf website. A major draw at clinics and speaking engagements throughout the year, Feherty has been called "The Class Clown of Commentary", and "Golf's Ultimate Wise Guy." Feherty enjoyed a very successful professional career with ten victories on the European Tour, over $3 million won in prize money, and an appearance on the European Ryder Cup Team in 1991. Born and raised in Ireland, he now lives in Irving, Texas with his wife Anita and their five children, Erin, Rory, Shey, Karl, and Fred.
Upon his retirement from professional golf in 1997, David Feherty has been a mainstay throughout the PGA golf season on CBS Sports as on-course personality and commentator. In addition to penning Golf Magazine's back-of-the-book column, Feherty writes a biweekly column for Golfonline.com, the most popular golf website. Feherty enjoyed a very successful professional career with ten victories on the European Tour, over $3 million won in prize money, and an appearance on the European Ryder Cup team in 1991. He lives in Dallas, Texas, with his wife, Anita, and their five children, Erin, Rory, Shey, Karl, and Fred, and is the author of A Nasty Bit of Rough and Somewhere in Ireland, a Village Is Missing an Idiot.
James A. Frank is the former editor of Golf Magazine. Coauthor of the mega-New York Times bestselling books Dave Pelz's Short Game Bible, Dave Pelz's Putting Bible, and most recently Dave Pelz's 10 Minutes A Day to Better Putting, Jim swears that he has other interests that don't require an intimate understanding of the Vardon grip. He lives in New Jersey.
James A. Frank is the former editor of Golf Magazine. Coauthor of the mega-New York Times bestselling books Dave Pelz's Short Game Bible, Dave Pelz's Putting Bible, and most recently Dave Pelz's 10 Minutes A Day to Better Putting, Jim swears that he has other interests that don't require an intimate understanding of the Vardon grip. He lives in New Jersey.
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