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Summary: A Great Find
Review: This book should be enjoyed with friends over a cocktail after 18 holes of frustration. It will relieve the stress.
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Summary: A great companion book for the golf rookie.
Review: This is a great book for someone just getting back into golf. I especially liked chapter 32 explaining the fact that most golfers are bad golfers. It is very easy to become intimidated by the prowess claimed by most golfers and it becomes very tempting to remain in the bar rather than make a fool of yourself trying to play with these self proclaimed masters. This book will show you that most of the guys are no better than you and usually worse! It brings the enjoyment back to the amateur game and it makes for wonderful reading when you find yourself all alone on the green, your partners having marched on in disgust, and you face the dreaded fourth putt! Go Bobby!
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Summary: GREAT GOLF BOOK
Review: This is a must read! You will be laughing and thinking about it for many rounds. We have all been involved in the stories told. I shared the book with several friends, all of whom enjoyed it.
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Summary: Best how to book ever!
Review: When I first read this book I just knew that Mr. Rusher had been following my 40+ years of golf with great interest. This is a book written for all of us 22+ handicappers. We all thought we were alone in our pursuit of mastery of this game. Mr. Rusher shows us that we are the real leaders of this game. Its true backbone. We can take great pride in knowing that our golf game is more cost efficient than that of a scratch golfer (on a cost per stroke basis). I have played golf with Mr.Rusher and take delight in telling all that this is NOT a work of fiction. This is a true chronicle of how he plays the game, and the rules as he knows them.What does the the USGA know about mulligans? We all know that no matter how often you swing on the tee it only counts if it lands in the short grass. We know its not our fault that someone planted a tree where our ball lands. We know that those white stakes are there to help you line up where to look for your ball. If those neighbors don't want people walking (or riding) in their backyard, they shouldn't live on a golf course. Their pool is just a free drop water hazard. Mr. Rusher knows the game. Knows how it supposed to be played. Knows what the rules should be and really are. Now everyone can know. Read this book and you'll never worry about that fourth putt again. Mr. Rusher has set the standard for all golf instructional tomes. Mr. Pennick may be revered, but Mr. Rusher speaks to and for all of us, not to the few.
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Summary: "It's not the U.S. Open..."
Review: Whenever my golf partners get manic, I tell them "Hey, lighten up, we're not playing the U.S. Open." How to Line Up Your Fourth Putt is the Bible of "not the U.S. Open". If you are not playing in the U.S. Open (or even if you are), you will appreciate Rusher's observations on golf. Lots of laughs, and lots to think about.
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Summary: "It's not the U.S. Open..."
Review: Whenever my golf partners get manic, I tell them "Hey, lighten up, we're not playing the U.S. Open." How to Line Up Your Fourth Putt is the Bible of "not the U.S. Open". If you are not playing in the U.S. Open (or even if you are), you will appreciate Rusher's observations on golf. Lots of laughs, and lots to think about.
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