Golf

This golf story features a golf iron named Shank, who hits the golf ball a mile and has a smooth putting stroke. His fellow TeamMate, Dimples (a golf ball) gives his best as caddie during Shank’s grudge golf match against the purple 8-ball named Trouble.

As a talented narrator, “Skip” O’Neal’s Scottish brogue is easily understood as he reads this book driven by a charming imaginative conceit. His voice has clarity, strength and stamina making it worth listening to the awful noises coming from the bagpipes

A controversal novel about 18th Century golf in St. Andrews, Scotland. Find out who made the first hole-in -one; why we have 18 holes as the standard number of holes in a round of golf; how golf terms like Mulligan, Bogie, Stymie, Dormie started.