Editorial Reviews
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It's hard enough to carry the name of a famous father. Davis Love III took on even more pressure when he stepped into his famous father's spikes and went out, like his father before him, to earn his living on the Professional Golf Association tour. Fortunately for the son, the father was not only a fine player, he was also one of the country's most respected golf teachers, and he taught his son well. Love III's homage to Love Jr., who was killed in a plane crash, is a literal love-fest, a gracefully emotional hybrid of personal memoir and golfing wisdom. Like Harvey Penick's Little Red Book, the instructional portion of Every Shot I Take, collected from the father's compulsive note-takings, is filled with the kinds of nuggets--practical and inspirational--that golfers cling to when the sweet spot on their clubs begins to turn sour.
The New York Times Book Review, David Owen
The book is both a moving memoir and a terrific guide for players at any level.... Nearly every page contains at least one idea that will leave the reader itching to run outside....
Every Shot I Take
Every Shot I Take,Davis Love,Michael Bamberger,Simon & Schuster,0684834006,1964-,Biography,Biography/Autobiography,Golf,Golf - General,Golfers,Love, Davis,,Psychological aspects,Sports & Recreation,United States,Biography: sport,Sports & Recreation / Golf
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