title: The Golfer's Library: A Reader's Guide to Three Centuries of Golf Literature
author:  Daniel Wexler 
description: "...will prove invaluable to avid collectors or those just starting a collection." -- <i>Links Magazine, Nov/Dec 2004</i>
zlib_text: # ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
  
  
  When an author is writing about an activity he enjoys about as much as
  sticking his tongue in a fan (golf), he needs help and lots of it. With that
  in mind the author wishes to thank the following: James Bradbeer, Jr., Peter
  Roisman, Maggie Griffin, Craig Coben, Larry Coben, Jacob Hoye, Lisa Erbach
  Vance, Frank Snyder, the rec.sports.golf board, Knitwit, Sparkle Hayter, Anita
  Meyer, the many golfers who regaled me with their scintillating tales (snore),
  and of course, Dave Bolt. While the U.S. Open is a real golf tournament and
  Merion is a real golf club, this book is a work of fiction. I took some
  liberties, combined locales and tournaments, that kind of thing. As always,
  any errors—factual or otherwise—are totally the fault of these people. The
  author is not to blame.
  
  
  Myron and I tried. But we’re still not sure we get it.
  
  
  # _Books by Harlan Coben_
  
  
  DEAL BREAKER  
  DROP SHOT  
  FADE AWAY  
  BACK SPIN  
  ONE FALSE MOVE  
  THE FINAL DETAIL  
  DARKEST FEAR  
  TELL NO ON