Despite winning three Open Championships and three US Masters, Nick Faldo is generally better known as one of the coldest men in the sport. However, he has always held a certain fascination for sports fans. What makes this complex man tick? What has driven him to this remarkable success? Does a champion golfer have to be a loner? What sacrifices has he made to reach the top? All of these questions are addressed in detail in this insight into the sportsman.
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If you want to go beyond the glaring headlines, Driven may well be the must-read book for you. -- Golf Today, May 2002
If you want to go beyond the glaring headlines...'Driven' may well be the must-read book for you. -- Golf Today, May 2002
If you want to go beyond the glaring headlines...'Driven' may well be the must-read book for you. -- Golf Today, May 2002
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Dale Concannon is a full-time golf journalist and author. Now living in Germany, he is among the best known and most widely read golf writers in Europe. He is a regular contributor to Golf World and Golf Monthly magazines. His last book was The Round of My Life (Headline).
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By rodboomboom (Dearborn, Michigan United States) - See all my reviews (VINE VOICE) (HALL OF FAME REVIEWER)
This review is from: Nick Faldo: The Definitive Biography Driven (Hardcover)
Driven does describe one of the best players of the past thirty years. His record speaks for itself.However, the impression one gets from reading of Faldo's life is shallowness. Golf, golf, golf. Even his fellow players were not allowed near this guy. Three to four wives? Always in a snit about the press, or James, or? Certainly, he was a good player. Not a Hogan or a Nicklaus or even a Watson. But he had a good run! Yet, nothing enduring about the man outside of his game that will endure him much in the history of the game. Revealing read.
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