A look at the game of golf through the eyes of one of its immortal figures.
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Byron Nelson fired off one of sport's amazing runs in 1945 when he won 14 consecutive tournaments, 18 on the year. Throughout his career, he kept a statistical record, which is partially reproduced in facsimile in The Little Black Book. More valuable, however, are the commentaries and little lessons Lord Byron has added. Like most golf wisdom, much of it is obvious, but when a voice from the pantheon counsels that his way of playing was "Keep it straight, keep it safe," mere mortals would be foolish not to listen.
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