golfers

A biography of Tiger Woods, focusing on the development of his career as a professional golfer.

A golf novel in which Bagger Vance, a caddy who holds the secret of the Authentic Swing, has a profound influence on the life of a young boy.

Examines the life and golfing accomplishments of Tiger Woods, the first golfer of African or Asian heritage to win one of the PGA's four major awards.

Twenty-five golfers from the last half of the twentieth century describe the greatest moments of their professional careers.

A behind-the-scenes look at the 1998 majors, following twelve top golfers through the Masters, the U.S. Open, the British Open, and the PGA Championship to show what makes the contests so demanding, and what it takes to survive the pressure.

The author, captain of the 1997 U.S. Ryder Cup team, tells about his relationship with golf teacher Harvey Penick and fellow student Ben Crenshaw, and provides details about his own golf career.

A biography of Tiger Woods, son of an Asian mother and an African-American father and the youngest golfer to ever win the Masters Tournament.

A biography of the young golfer named the 1978 Ladies Professional Golf Association's Rookie-of-the-Year and Player-of-the-Year.

A memoir of golf pro David Love III, in which he shares the lessons, stories, fables, and theories of the game taught to him by his father, and includes golfing tips and anecdotes that have been helpful to him during his career.