"Taking notes from lessons and practice sessions can provide a resource to reflect on and remember the most important and vital swing keys," said George Danielson, PGA Professional and golf school owner. read more
The R&A announces publication of new "Birds and Golf Courses"
"Our golf courses, if managed sympathetically, can make a significant positive difference to the future fortunes of vulnerable species of birds," said Graham Wynne, Chief Executive of the RSPB. read more
Sports Illustrated announces newly published "The Golf Book"
Tracing the game from its roots in the 15th century to the 21st century exploits of Tiger Woods, The Golf Book stands as a glorious celebration of a sport that has inspired soaring triumphs and nail-biting misses. read more
"Birdies, Bogeys and Kiwis: Golfing Around New Zealand"
Travel writer Liz Clark writes from the heart in her "Birdies" book, sharing adventures both on and off the golf course. "Your version of golf in New Zealand is just delightful," says one WSGA member. read more
Katherine Roberts authors new Swing Flaws and Fitness Fixes
The Golf Channel's fitness expert, Katherine Roberts outlines a precise combination of flexibility and strength training. With tips and step-by-step guidance for warming-up properly, developing a stronger, healthier back and core, obtaining better balance, and longevity in the game, Swing Flaws and Fitness Fixes will get any golfer in shape to play their best. read more
Carlton Thurman authors humorous golf thriller, Caddie Esoterica
"This is a long, challenging and uncompromising read that is not meant to have mass appeal, but it should be dearly appreciated by a very small group," said Thurman, whose book is published by iUniverse. read more
Brad Brewer signs deal with Zondervan to publish book on Palmer
Mentored by the King, Arnold Palmer will be Brad Brewer's second book. In 1998, Brewer co-authored a 365 page golf instructional book published by Chandler House Press entitled Golf for Everybody. read more
Miller's Miracle, new golf novel by sports writer John Nemo
Set in motion by what happens on a sleepy Midwestern course to protagonist David Miller, this book posits the unveiling of a God-given ability to hit a golf ball that few athletes have ever possessed. read more
Brad Brewer signs deal with Zondervan to publish book on Palmer
In Mentored by the King, Brewer has compiled short stories and life-skills lessons to paint a portrait of success and inspiration from a real American hero and King of Golf, Arnold Palmer. read more
Ben Hogan book and new DVD featured on Golf Shopping Network
"I believe this to be one of the finest instructional books of all time. You can read two to three pages, get great information, and go hit golf balls," said Peter Kessler, popular golf commentator and radio host. read more
Matt Gullo's 20th Hole announces release of two new golf books
The Stat Book and Log for Golfers is a workbook designed for a golfer to track stats. Golf Record Book is a hardcover keepsake for golfers to track and compile records and highlights throughout their entire careers. read more
New Best Management Practices Handbook for greener golf courses
"With this Handbook, superintendents can improve water quality and watershed habitat at their courses," said Don Welsh, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Pennsylvania Environmental Council. read more
"A Second Helping of the Little Book of Big Golf Promotions"
"The buying process is a purely emotional and an impulsive one. If they see something they like, they buy it. Promotions tap into this part of the brain," said Ken Morton, Jr., author of the new book. read more
Jim McLean introduces the revised third edition of "The Eight-Step Swing"
In the fully updated edition of the classic Eight-Step Swing, Jim McLean breaks down the swing action into eight key checkpoint positions that will build a grooved, repeatable and mechanically sound swing. read more
"Everyday Golfer's Guide to Shooting Lower Scores" by Mick Gyure
"Golf should be enjoyable, but most beginners move fast-forward into the game without any real plan and soon become frustrated by their lack of progress," said Gyure, who began playing golf in his 30's. read more