Title: Not for real golfers
Product review: I spent a dollar on this at Borders and I wish I could get my money back. It is full of over-used golf sayings that are funny the first time you hear them, but if you're a golfer who has played for a while, you've probably heard them a thousand times. The stories either lacked plot or ended abruptly. It's like these authors didn't know how to write a short story. The stories that setup the plot well and described things fully, ended quickly. It felt like the editor gave them a certain number of pages they could write and they shoe-horned a story into it.If you want a good book about mystery and golf, this isn't it. I would stick to the true story books and enjoy the 'stories' that actually happened over the years in this great game of golf. If you want a book of short story mysteries, there are much better ones out there, but they aren't centered around golf.
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