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Review title: The Greatest Farce Ever Written
Product review: Never letting the facts get in the way of a good story, author Frost can't correctly tell you the location of Royal St. George's GolfClub (it ain't southwest of London), or what Young Tom Morris's wife died of (cholera?! it was childbirth), but he pretends to know the innermost thoughts of Harry Vardon and Francis Ouimet, consistently fabricating both dialogue and stream of consciousness. The unmitigated gall! Forget the eight forced similes per page, the sappy sentimentality of the writing, and the miss-spellings (La Tourquet for Le Touquet!) in this novel and purchase the authoritative "Harry Vardon" by Audrey Howell. I didn't just put this book down after a mere 120 pages, I threw it away. I simply couldn't tell what was fact or fiction. On the other hand, Hollywood should love this made-for-television version that was written by a make-believe golf historian.
