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Review title: Who's Your Caddy: Looping for the Great, Near Great, and Rep
Product review: Disappointing. Reilly is a better writer. The book is not so much about caddying, as the title might suggest, as it is a series of lightweight, cliched personality pieces about a variety of golfers, professional and recreational, and pseudo-golfers (that is, big stakes golf gamblers). Was the book edited? As just one glaring example, in the chapter about David Duval Reilly recounts Jack Nicklaus giving advice to David Duval during a practice round at the 1992 U.S. Open while standing on the famous 18th tee. Why not "the famous 18th tee at Pebble Beach," or wherever? I follow golf, but I can't recall the course where the 1992 Open was played. I'd put the book in the "browse at the beach" category.
