Golf's Best Excuses: 150 Hilarious Excuses Every Golf Player Should Know

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About this eBook

Explain away your bad shots—and have your friends laugh at the same time!

In Golf's Best Excuses, author Joshua Shifrin takes a witty approach in helping golfers make sense of their worst days on the golf course. The next time a player goes down in defeat, he or she can always explain the woeful round with “My golf clubs are too old.” Or after a bad putt, golfers might try to explain the mishap with, “There were too many spike marks on the green.”

Shifrin has crafted 150 funny—but all-too-real—excuses for pros and amateurs alike. Examples include:
  • I’m late for my wedding and it’s throwing off my concentration.
  • I thought this hole was a dogleg to the left . . . not right.
  • If I didn’t have those four double bogeys I could have scored really well today.
  • Someone yelled “fore” during my backswing.
  • Any many more!
Whether you want to motivate the duffer in your life or laugh away embarrassing mistakes in your own game, Golf's Best Excuses is a must-read. Complete with laugh-out-loud full-color cartoons, this book makes for the perfect gift.
 

About the author

Joshua Shifrin is a professor of psychology, licensed psychologist, writer, and avid sports fan. He has previously written nine books, including It's Not My Fault: 150 Hilarious Excuses Every Tennis Player Should KnowDingers: The 101 Most Memorable Home Runs in Baseball HistoryFrom the Links: Golf's Most Memorable Moments, and 101 Incredible Moments in Tennis

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