Christian Golf Psychology

Rating:
Summary: Great Concept, Sloppy Execution
Review: Tim Underwood has made a valiant attempt at a great idea. There is much to be gained here for a Christian golfer who wants his golf to glorify God. That should be the goal. However, the book has sloppy editing and format problems. Some of the theology is inaccurate (Ex: calling "The fruits of the Spirit" "spirits", and refering to the time Jesus was in prison [?]). I don't want to be too tough. I appreciate Tim Underwood's effort, and his heart. I would NOT discourage a Christian golfer from buying a copy.

Rating:
Summary: Great Concept, Sloppy Execution
Review: Tim Underwood has made a valiant attempt at a great idea. There is much to be gained here for a Christian golfer who wants his golf to glorify God. That should be the goal. However, the book has sloppy editing and format problems. Some of the theology is inaccurate (Ex: calling "The fruits of the Spirit" "spirits", and refering to the time Jesus was in prison [?]). I don't want to be too tough. I appreciate Tim Underwood's effort, and his heart. I would NOT discourage a Christian golfer from buying a copy.