In a witty, winning gift book for the literary golfer, the Bard's superior counsel and sophisticated witticisms are trained on the the subject of golf. Filled with hilarious cartoons, "Shakespeare on Golf" provides a groundbreaking look at the fairways that aren't always so fair.
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Was Shakespeare secretly a golf fanatic? That's the premise behind this small but very funny book. John Tullius and Joe Ortiz take lines such as "Strike, as thou didst at Caesar," from Julius Caesar, and turn them into golf advice. Hilarious illustrations by Harry Trumbore drive home the point.
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