The Bluffer's Guide to Golf: Bluff Your Way in Golf (Bluffer's Guides) - Softcover

Peter Gammond's qualifications to write a book about golf could quite easily be questioned. Born not far from a golf course, he did not strike a ball in earnest until invited to play in Oxford in 1943. The very first ball he hit went straight down the fairway and he decided there and then to take up the game. The second, third and subsequent hits made him reverse this decision; and it was not until 1962 that he again approached golf. He joined a Surrey golf club that year along with his friend Alf. It was only Alf's constant encouragement (by always playing rather worse than he did) that has kept him at the game ever since.

Be an instant expert on golf and bluff your way with those who have a real grip on the sport. No handicap required, just a sense of humor.
From "Baffy" to the "Bogey", and from "Courses" to "Cleeks", the Bluffers Guide to Golf takes a swing at putting you on an even par with friends and colleagues.

Bluffer's Guides is a series of snappy little books containing facts, jargon, and all you need to know for instant expertise.