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  • #2
    Trampas
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    IBTL


  • #3
    f22
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    Might be more your thing Conno

    Funny20-20Kidsbooks01.jpg


  • #4
    conno16
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    golf forum, remember...

    has anyone read this and is it worth a purchase

    bring me the head of sergio was a pile of ****e as far as i'm concerned
    suspect this is equally so


  • #5
    f22
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    Is it not obvious Elmo is lining up a putt?


  • #6
    DULLAHAN2
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    conno16 wrote: »
    http://www.blackstaffpress.com/ProductInfo.aspx?product=150

    have you read this?

    could be a very enlightening read - amazon recommend it

    any boards.ie reviews would be appreciated

    Hi Conno,
    I am just after finishing reading this book and taught it was a great read. Defo one to have in your collection.


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  • #7
    conno16
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    thanks i'd be interested in reading it alright
    too many similar books around tho that just get chucked in the bin by chapter 3


  • #8
    soundsham
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    conno16 wrote: »
    thanks i'd be interested in reading it alright
    too many similar books around tho that just get chucked in the bin by chapter 3

    too many words not enough pictures will always cause that for you,

    get an adult to read you a little each night after your hot milk,sweet dreams kiddo.....


  • #9
    mag
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    f22 wrote: »
    Is it not obvious Elmo is lining up a putt?

    lol

    conno, presuming youre actually serious, its a decent enough read.....along the lines of 'bring me the head of sergio garcia' in a way but not trying to be so funny all the time. id recommend it.


  • #10
    conno16
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2,335 ✭✭✭conno16


    thanks mag
    but i actually thought that sergio book was a load of drivel
    wasn't funny
    didn't give any real interesting insight into the life of a golfer struggling to make it into the bigtime


  • #11
    Sandwlch
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    f22 wrote: »
    Is it not obvious Elmo is lining up a putt?
    And in Augusta too, with his caddy wearing those boiler suit things.

    Book is a quick and well worth it read.

    More a golf flavoured story of a man setting himself a challenge and giving everything to achieve it. Its what we have all done as golfers but taken to an extreme. Its 'Im going to crack this thing if its the last thing I do', but whereas most of us might start out on that journey every now and again, sense returns and we throttle back our obsession. He just keeps going.

    Recommended (the book, not what he does....).


    Tom Cox (Bring me the Head of a Temperamental Pup), wrote another : 'Nice Jumper', as a gentle memoir of the more normal golf experience as we start out dreaming big for our golfing future. Entertaining read also, in a nostalgic kinda way and guess will strike a chord with most of us to a greater extent than Dream On.


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