A unique insight into the players, the courses, and the game is presented by a former Australian golf professional turned course designer and journalist. Offering up a distinct and vivid perspective on the history of golf in Australia from the '70s on, this book provides candid analyses of the games of Ian Baker-Finch, Seve Ballesteros, Wayne Grady, Greg Norman, Tiger Woods, and up-and-comers Aaron Baddeley and Adam Scott. The book's dead-on commentary about the present state of golf and the role its custodians have played in its alteration, and its glimpses into what it's like to play on some of the best courses in America, Europe, Great Britain, and the Australian Sandbelt will be of interest to all those who love the game.