From legendary triumphs to the philosophy behind the perfect swing, these books blend history, strategy, and drama for the ultimate golf reading experience.
Hattie Goes Golfing
by Paige Spiranac and Lexie Mitchell
Golf, much like childhood, is a journey of self-discovery. In this charming tale, young Hattie picks up a club for the first time, embarking on an adventure filled with challenges and triumphs. Yet her story goes beyond the sport, teaching resilience, curiosity, and courage. Along the way, she discovers the joy of trying something new and the power of believing in herself. Through vibrant illustrations and a playfully profound narrative, readers join Hattie in learning that the fairway—much like life itself—is full of unexpected twists, valuable lessons, and rewarding moments.
Tiger, Tiger
by James Patterson and Peter De Jonge
There’s dominance, and then there’s Tiger Woods. Few athletes have reshaped their sport the way Woods has, and this book offers an unfiltered look at the man behind the myth. James Patterson and Peter De Jonge craft a gripping behind-thescenes account of the victories that built Woods’ legacy and the personal struggles that nearly shattered it. From the green to the tabloids, with the precision of investigative journalism and the intensity of a thriller, this book captures the brilliance and psychological warfare that made Woods one of golf’s greatest figures.
The Wee Ice Mon Cometh: Ben Hogan’s 1953 Triple Slam and One of Golf’s Greatest Summers
by Ed Gruver
Some seasons belong to history. Ben Hogan’s 1953 run was not just dominant—it was legendary. That summer, Hogan defied physical limitations and mental barriers, capturing The Masters, the U.S. Open, and The Open Championship in an era when winning all three was virtually impossible. More than just a chronicle of victories, this book is a masterful blend of history and storytelling, ultimately cementing Hogan’s 1953 season as one of the sport’s most remarkable and unforgettable achievements.
Life on the Green: Lessons and Wisdom from Legends of Golf
by Ann Liguori
Golf is not just played on pristine fairways—it’s played in the mind, shaped by discipline, strategy, and resilience. Drawing from candid conversations with some of golf’s greatest legends, Ann Liguori uncovers the philosophies and personal insights that define true champions. She explores how golf parallels life, illustrating how patience, adaptability, and perseverance extend far beyond the course. In these shared stories of triumph and struggle, readers discover how lessons learned through sports influence daily choices, personal growth, and the character we ultimately become.
The Bad Lie: Why Traditional Golf Instruction Is Failing You (And What to Do Instead)
by Todd Kolb
For decades, golfers have been taught to mimic the pros—only to find themselves stuck in a cycle of frustration. Todd Kolb dismantles this outdated approach, arguing instead that effective golf instruction should align with a player’s natural strengths rather than forcing every player into the same rigid mold. With a fresh, science-backed perspective, Kolb offers strategies that focus on efficiency, consistency, and confidence. Insightful and eye-opening, this book is for anyone looking to break free from convention.
