Golf for People Who Should Know Better: Why Smart People Spend Thousands of Dollars to Be Miserable on Weekends
Why do smart people spend thousands of dollars to be miserable on weekends?
Golf may be the only game where you can have the time of your life while playing terribly, lose six golf balls and still call it a great day, spend a small fortune on equipment you don't need, and eagerly come back for more punishment next Saturday.
In Golf for People Who Should Know Better, humorist Jack Mulligan takes a hilarious look at the game golfers love to hate and hate to love. From first-tee jitters and three-putt disasters to golf vacations, tournament nerves, miracle shots, equipment addictions, and the colorful characters found on every golf course, this book captures the funny side of the world's most frustrating sport.
Whether you're a beginner trying to understand why golfers act the way they do, or a longtime player who has spent years blaming the wind, your putter, and suspiciously placed trees, you'll recognize yourself in these pages.
Packed with laugh-out-loud stories, relatable observations, and the kind of golf wisdom that only comes from years of bad decisions, this book is a celebration of the game, the friendships, and the unforgettable memories that keep golfers coming back.
Perfect for golfers, golf buddies, tournament players, retirees, weekend hackers, and anyone who has ever searched twenty minutes for a three-dollar golf ball.
Because golf isn't really about the score.
It's about the stories.
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