No comments about Peter Alliss' - A Golfer's Travels.

2 comments about A Breed Apart: An Illustrated History of Goaltending.

1. This is a fabulous and very detailed book about the history of goaltending. The book spans from the very first goaltenders all the way to today's goalies. The book has many great pictures along with stories and interesting facts. The book got me interested right away. It shows pictures all the way from before the 1900's and up to today. Famous goalies such as, Jaques Plante, Terry Sawchuck, and many others. I highly recoment this book for just about anyone. This would be a fabulous book for any goaltender currently playing on a team. The book is so well done and easy to read and follow it really brings you into the time of the earlier goaltenders. Just overall...a great book



2. Those of us who play goal know what unique characters we are. This book highlights all the greats from the early days of the sport up to now. Pictures galore. Spreads of early equipment. Full head shots of masks, old and new. Profiles of many of the greats to ever play the position. The innovators and the champions. A well rounded history of the insanely brave men who guard the cages. I reccomend it to all into the sport or the position.

No comments about Lee Sobre Tiger Woods/ Read About Tiger Woods (I Like Biographies! (Bilingual)).

5 comments about Chasing Tiger.

1. A very enjoyable read....as usual, I hated for Curt Sampson's book to be over!



2. I read this book straight through! "Chasing Tiger" is not yet another Tiger Woods biography, but an inside look at Tiger Woods through the eyes of other professional golfers, groupies, media people, caddies, etc..Curt Samspon tells a truthful, and sometimes shocking, account of what it's like to be on the tour with Tiger. This is a great book, not just for golf fans, but for anyone who is interested in more than what they read on the sports page. Curt Sampson has great style, and you should read this book.



3. I have enjoyed Sampson's writing in the past, but this book disappointed. As advertised, it really is a book about the chasing of Tiger Woods -- by competitors, fans and media. One can enjoy the "behind the scenes" looks at the tour, and if you are interested in Charles Howell III, you will get a bunch of info here. I felt the book headed off in too many directions, the metaphors were WAY overblown, and the lack of focus was frustrating. If you are interested in the peripheral insights to be gained, or simply love Sampson -- wait for the paperback!



4. Beyond the aggrandizing sports articles and simplistic examinations of Tiger's stroke or sheer ability lies the story of his effect on the PGA.
   Woods has changed golf the same way an eathquake can change a small, extraordinarily inclusive, community.
   The landscape is different. Familar direction markers no longer exist and are replaced by new totems of accomplishment and mountains of greatness.
   Instead of toeing the party line of Tiger's perfection Sampson examines Tiger's effect on the PGA community.
   Anyone curious about the innerworkings of the PGA, with all its glory, success, and abject drudgery, should READ THIS BOOK.
   Anyone interested in Tiger Woods and his permanent effect on golf SHOULD READ THIS BOOK.
   This book tells you what he has done to the game and how the playing field has changed for every single player who picks up a club.



5. Beyond the aggrandizing sports articles and simplistic examinations of Tiger's stroke or sheer ability lies the story of his effect on the PGA.
   Woods has changed golf the same way an eathquake can change a small, extraordinarily inclusive, community.
   The landscape is different. Familar direction markers no longer exist and are replaced by new totems of accomplishment and mountains of greatness.
   Instead of toeing the party line of Tiger's perfection Sampson examines Tiger's effect on the PGA community.
   Anyone curious about the innerworkings of the PGA, with all its glory, success, and abject drudgery, should READ THIS BOOK.
   Anyone interested in Tiger Woods and his permanent effect on golf SHOULD READ THIS BOOK.
   This book tells you what he has done to the game and how the playing field has changed for every single player who picks up a club.

No comments about Annika Sorenstam (Sports Heroes and Legends).

No comments about Michael & Me: Our Gambling Addiction... My Cry for Help (Michael & Me).

No comments about To Be the Best.

No comments about New Orleans Country Club, 1913-1988.

1 comments about Tiger Woods, The Making of a World-Class Champion.

1. Tiger Woods is the greatest golfer in the world, (in my opinion anyway, I really don't care what other people think). I am the biggest beyond biggest fan of Tiger woods (just ask anyone, they all know!) Tiger Woods is more than a world class champion, he is the best, and I would give anything to meet him! I know you all probably hear this all of the time, but I am serious, he is my hero, I love him! Yeah, GO TIGER, YOUR THE MAN! Good luck, and love ya, Nikki

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