I Remember Payne Stewart: Personal Memories of Golf Most Dapper Golfer by the People Who Knew Him Best

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Summary: Let down
Review: Fantastic treatment of this golf icon. And so timely. Couldn't recommend it more highly.

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Summary: Outstanding treatment of Stewart
Review: Fantastic treatment of this golf icon. And so timely. Couldn't recommend it more highly.

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Summary: A tribute to his legacy as a golfer and as a human being
Review: Payne Stewart was a gifted professional golfer, a loving father, devoted husband, loyal friend, and a man of faith. On October 25, 1999, a plane on its way to Texas and carrying five people, crashed in a pasture in a remote area of South Dakota. The pilot and all of the passengers, including Payne Stewart, died. When he died, Stewart was enjoying his greatest year as a professional golfer as current defender of the U.S. Open, a member of the Ryder Cup Championship team, and the winner of the AT&T Celebrity Pro-Am in Pebble Beach. His silky golf swing and his knickers with a tam-o-shanter perched upon his head were all familiar trademarks of his colorful golfing persona. I Remember Payne Stewart is a tribute to his legacy as a golfer and as a human being through the comments, memories and anecdotes offered by relatives, college buddies, fellow golfers, sports reporters, and more. I Remember Payne Stewart is a striking and memorable collection of personal memories by those who knew him best and a "must read" for all Stewart fans who followed his golf course accomplishments with great enthusiasm for the man and the game.

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Summary: Let down
Review: Very superficial. Not nearly the depth of the authorized biography.