Playing golf is a rewarding game of intense skill that must somehow be learned. When you choose to read Golf: Learn to Play and Have Fun, you can explore the riches of the sport's endeavors all along the way-and at your leisure. This is a book that can get you to the top of your game, wherever it may take you. The doors of learning and playing golf are always open for all types of players-old, young, male, female, handicapped, serious, casual, just looking-anyone You needn't have to start challenging 18-hole championship venues played with the best players in the world on TV, and for four days, and making the "cut" overnight. But the opportunity is there. Using the explained USGA's Handicapping System and playing from various tee positions, we can compete with the best of them and put up a reasonable and spectacular score. Golfers can play on various courses around the world or simply in the backyard. In Golf: Learn to Play and Have Fun, David J. Bodner Sr. provides clear explanations and information, filling the reader in on all aspects of the game. The student will learn from the words of the author, without the distraction of a picture or illustration. This will be a refreshing approach to learning. Learning that allows the personal images of the reader to be more important than those sometimes-abstract, confusing, and never-quite-clear images generated by a photo. (The photo of someone else is not the student. The idea that "a picture tells a thousand words" doesn't always match up to concept of "a few words that come exactly to the point.")