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Summary: GOLF IN THE KINGDOM on acid and nitrous oxide.
Review: I'm the author of THE GREEN and THE FOURSOME, written under the pseudonym "Troon McAllister." It's not often that I get jealous of someone else's writing, but David Feherty has a touch and a voice that is to die for. Never mind the "professional" reviewer who completely misperceives the point of this book (they would call LORD OF THE RINGS "implausible"), silliness is the whole bloody point. NASTY ROUGH is pure whimsy of the best sort, with some parts so hysterically funny it would be just as well you didn't read it with other people in the vicinity. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
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Summary: Funny Funnny Funnnny!
Review: A great book, I laughed so hard I almost ....well you just have to read this book!
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Summary: Just plain hilarious
Review: A must read for golf fans, it is awesome. Great job Feherty
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Summary: A great combination
Review: Austin Powers meets Caddyshack meets Monty Python
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Summary: Buy this book
Review: Commit this book to your golf library collection, commit the contents to your memory, then pray they commit Feherty to an asylum.
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Summary: Clever, witty, LOL, funny
Review: David Feherty knows golf and can write about it in a very humorous way. The stories brought tears to my eyes I was laughing so hard.
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Summary: Clever, witty, LOL, funny
Review: David Feherty knows golf and can write about it in a very humorous way. The stories brought tears to my eyes I was laughing so hard.
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Summary: Pretty funny, though a little over the top
Review: David Feherty's comic novel about the loveable inhabitants of the Scrought's Wood Golf Club, and their raunchy adventures on and off the links is a pretty funny story, with a few laugh-out-loud moments sprinkled in amongst piles of bathroom humor. The writing is okay, though it leaves something to be desired, and even the most die-hard Feherty fan will grow weary of the barrage of bathroom jokes. Do we really need to know that a caddy pooped his pants in an airplane once (although the subsequent episode involving that caddy and a red sweatshirt is one of the funnier moments in the book)? I laughed quite a bit at this book, and even if it was a little heavy-handed with the toilet humor, it has some absolutely hilarious moments. If you like golf and David Feherty's sense of humor, then you'll enjoy this book.
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Summary: Hilarious !!
Review: David Feherty's fiction book is a book I found enjoyable when I first read it, at least a year ago. I picked it up again, and this time had time to finish it (origianlly it was from the library). The antics of Uncle Dickie and his fight against the evil Scottish clan are some of the greatest I've ever read, which may not seem like a lot from me, but I read a lot. This book is perhaps the greatest golf book of its time. If you enjoy comedy or golf, this is a book for you. I also would like to reccomend "Bermuda Grass" by Keith Miles and "The Putt at the End of The World", by various authors.
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Summary: A Nasty Bit of Reading
Review: Feherty is good at one-liners, but a piece of fiction?.. NO! There are far too many characters here, many of them with more than one name, as first names, last names, and nicknames appear at random. After the first couple of chapters, I thought this funny story had potential, but the more pages I turned, the more disappointed I became. Stay with the CBS microphone, David.
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