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THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE SOURCE OF INFORMATION IN PRINT ON THE MAJOR
CHAMPIONSHIPS OF GOLF This is the ninth book by Alun Evans on
Golf's four biggest events - the Masters, The US Open, The Open
Championship and the PGA of America Championship since the
original, now comparatively scratchy, survey saw the light of day
in 1998. In order to make the review as close to an annual update
as possible, much material form older editions has been omitted to
save space and to keep costs down. For those readers who want to
know about the first 150 years of Majors in detail, ie from 1860 to
2010, you are pointed to the jam-packed 750 pages of the author's
From Old Tom to the Tiger, which was nominated in 2012 for the
British Sports Book of the Year. The years 2011 and 2012 are
covered in depth in the author's year books of 2012 and 2013, now
suitably discounted, of course. Alun Evans' Golf Majors Book, 2014
does exactly as it says on the tin. It covers in detail the Majors
of 2013, when Adam Scott deservedly won his first Major at the
Masters; Justin Rose became the first Englishman to win the US Open
since Tony Jacklin in 1970; Phil Mickelson at last added the Old
Claret Jug to his portfolio; and super-cool Jason Dufner mugged
everyone at Oak Hill to collect the PGA Championship - and, like
Scott and Rose, became a Major Champion for the first time. Details
can be found in this edition of the golf courses to be used in the
2014 round of Majors, based on first-hand information gleaned from
the host sites and/or the organizing committees of each.
Particularly of interest in 2014 will be the back-to-basic
topography of Donald Ross' Pinehurst No2 in the US Open after the
Coore and Crenshaw overhaul. And of course, there are the Records.
Fully updated stats and full players' records are to be found for
those appearing in the 21st Century; plus the expected CVs of those
greats of golf who became Major Champions before the change in
millennium and the Hall of Fame compiles for comparison the records
of the top 100 performers in Majors.
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Cup of Joy
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Christopher Georgeovich
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Wilbur Shapiro
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Walter Sharp was a once a week hacker trying to find his golf
swing. A series of events occurs that enhances his swing and he
eventually becomes a world champion. Just when he reaches the
pinnacle of success, with fame and fortune, the game bites back.
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