Forget the Ryder Cup, forget Rory McIlroy, forget keeping your head still and correcting your putting stance. Forget eagles and albatrosses and definitely forget holes-in-one. David Godwin has a dream, the same dream held by millions of amateur golfers. He's not aiming to break on to the pro circuit, he's not aiming to break par. David Godwin is going to break 80. Or it's going to break him.Written with humour and charm, Breaking 80 is a book for those who recognise all too well the pleasure of a sweetly struck seven iron to within a few feet of the pin, followed by the agonizing fury of a three-putt back and forth across the cup.
Alas, a real dissapointment. Poor value for money as it was very short and captured little of the spirit of handicap golf. I was highly disposed to like this book but it failed dismally and given the author is a publisher I was even more let down.
Never mind, at least he tried but the benchmark is high with "Preferred Lies".