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"Hit the ball up to the hole...You meet a better class of person there." --Ben Hogan

No one knows exactly when the first golf quotation was spoken; nonetheless, we can be very sure it was unprintable. The game is a source of endless study, endless fascination, and endless frustration--which has led to an endless pursuit of wisdom about how to play it better. In the game's 500 years of history, it has drawn the attention of kings and commoners, pros and con men, stylists and butchers, bag-toters and sandbaggers. All have had something to say about the game, its implements, or the...

The inspiration for this project comes from the author's previous book, As Hogan Said... The 389 Best Things Ever Said About How to Play Golf. Published in November of 2000, As Hogan Said has sold more than 30,000 copies to date. In seeking to pull together the thoughts and wisdom contained in that book, Voorhees drew inspiration from Robert Byrne's classic compilation, The 637 Best Things Anybody Ever Said. The result is a book that offers intelligent, useful, and accurate advice to the long-suffering golfer. With As Koufax Said, the authors produce an analogous treatment -- this time for a...

What is it that drives a man to battle against overwhelming odds, knowing he is outnumbered, out-maneuvered, out-resourced, and faced against those who are not encumbered by his sense of right and wrong? What is it that causes some people to knowingly and willingly step into the lion's den, without a second's hesitation? A teenager is kidnapped in the Heartland, and her mother is killed in a daring, daylight attack. What can this possibly mean in one madman's drive toward absolute power? Filled with twists and turns that keep the reader enthralled, "Indomitable Spirit - The Power Within"...

INTEGRITY - Defined in the dictionary as "steadfast adherence to a strict moral or ethical code." Some find INTEGRITY to be synonymous with HONESTY, most importantly, honesty to one's self. In this, the second in the 5 Tenets series of books, Larry Jerguson has to draw on his years of training to survive. But it is not his training in survival skills that helps him find his internal compass. It is the testing of his character, the reuniting with his daughter, and the desire to do the next right thing that help him truly define his moral compass. In another action-packed adventure, authors...