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Sarazen
The Story of a Golfing Legend and His Epic Moment
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ISBN-13:
9781442265561
Veröffentl:
2017
Seiten:
212
Autor:
David Sowell
eBook Typ:
EPUB
Kopierschutz:
Adobe DRM [Hard-DRM]
Sprache:
Englisch
Beschreibung:
This book details the life and career of Gene Sarazen, from his days sweeping floors in a pro shop through his rise in the golfing world to become one of the country’s foremost players. Sarazen offers an in-depth look at a golfing legend and provides a fascinating glimpse into the world of golf during the 1920s and ‘30s.
Bobby Jones and Tiger Woods won their first majors at the age of 21. Jack Nicklaus and Jordan Spieth claimed their first majors at the age of 22. By the time he was 21, Gene Sarazen had won three. Considered one of the top golfers in the 1920s and ’30s, he is one of only a handful of golfers to win all the major championships—the U.S. Open, the PGA Championship, the Open Championship, and the Masters Tournament.
Sarazen: The Story of a Golfing Legend and His Epic Moment details Sarazen’s life and storied career, from his days sweeping floors in a pro shop through his rise in the golfing world to become one of the country’s foremost players. Central to the story is Sarazen’s iconic moment in the sport, a long shot from 235 yards that somehow found the bottom of the cup at Augusta National—perhaps fitting for a man whose golfing career was once considered a long shot itself. It became the greatest shot in golf history and put the Augusta National Golf Club on the map.
Sarazen offers an in-depth look at a golfing legend and provides a fascinating glimpse into the world of golf during a time when the game was still rising in prominence. Rich in detail and including many little-known anecdotes, this book will be enjoyed by golfing enthusiasts and historians across generations.
Sarazen: The Story of a Golfing Legend and His Epic Moment details Sarazen’s life and storied career, from his days sweeping floors in a pro shop through his rise in the golfing world to become one of the country’s foremost players. Central to the story is Sarazen’s iconic moment in the sport, a long shot from 235 yards that somehow found the bottom of the cup at Augusta National—perhaps fitting for a man whose golfing career was once considered a long shot itself. It became the greatest shot in golf history and put the Augusta National Golf Club on the map.
Sarazen offers an in-depth look at a golfing legend and provides a fascinating glimpse into the world of golf during a time when the game was still rising in prominence. Rich in detail and including many little-known anecdotes, this book will be enjoyed by golfing enthusiasts and historians across generations.
Chapter 1: Setting the Stage
Chapter 2: Driver off the Deck
Chapter 3: One of a Kind
Chapter 4: Beware of What You Pray For
Chapter 5: The Ball with Spaghetti Sauce on It
Chapter 6: A Honeymoon at the Open Championship
Chapter 7: Walter’s Gift
Chapter 8: Just South of the Border
Chapter 9: Reunited
Chapter 10: The Big Cup
Chapter 11: In the Sand at St. Andrews
Chapter 12: “Has Anybody Been Bothering the Lambs?”
Chapter 13: Jones’ Final Flurry
Chapter 14: The Shot
Chapter 15: Post-shot
Chapter 16: Golf’s Ambassador
Chapter 17: Finishing as a Starter
Bibliography
Index
About the Author
Chapter 2: Driver off the Deck
Chapter 3: One of a Kind
Chapter 4: Beware of What You Pray For
Chapter 5: The Ball with Spaghetti Sauce on It
Chapter 6: A Honeymoon at the Open Championship
Chapter 7: Walter’s Gift
Chapter 8: Just South of the Border
Chapter 9: Reunited
Chapter 10: The Big Cup
Chapter 11: In the Sand at St. Andrews
Chapter 12: “Has Anybody Been Bothering the Lambs?”
Chapter 13: Jones’ Final Flurry
Chapter 14: The Shot
Chapter 15: Post-shot
Chapter 16: Golf’s Ambassador
Chapter 17: Finishing as a Starter
Bibliography
Index
About the Author