Misc. Golf Stuff - Cool Stuff
Check them out.
- Arnold Palmer's Golf Card Game
- Infamous 18 - An Amazing PC Golf Game
- QOLF — the off-course golf game
- I'd Rather Be Grilling - A Golfers Cookbook
Golf's Sacred Journey:
Seven Days at the Links of Utopia
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Misc. Golf Stuff - Cool Stuff
OK, you have just finished your round of golf and are looking for ways to relax. Or possibly you are looking for some nice golf related merchandise for your home. Please check out the links on the left to look at some of the cool stuff we have found.
You can check out the excellent selection of calendars to make sure you never miss that important golf date.
Want a way to add some eexcitement to your regular round of golf - take a look at some of the golf games you can play with your partners. Or you can relax at home with some fun to play games.
Have you ever tried to find that perfect gift? Check out the ideas on our Gift Baskets and Eatables page. Look below.
How about getting some nice art work to decorate your walls, take a look at the Golf Art Work section.
Relax with a good book, and finally get some really good tickets to a professional golf event.
Misc. Golf Stuff
Cool Stuff
Misc. Cool Golf Stuff — Books.
If you know of some good golf books that should be on the list, send me an email and we will do what we can to get them listed.
Here's a list of what you can find in this section.
- Golf Games you Gotta play by Chi Chi Rodriguez NEW!
- The Hole of the Third Eye
- Secrets of a Tee Time Girl
The Hole of the Third Eye
“Take a man with a mid-life crisis, throw
in a mysterious golf guru, and add thought-provoking material on
physics, Eastern philosophy, business development and nursing home
practices. The result is a surprisingly warm and entertaining read.”
Bob Cullen, co-author of
“Golf Is Not a Game of Perfect.”
Harry Morgan's life, due to his own inertia and inattention, has bottomed out. He's failed to live up to the start in life that his self-made father gave him, he's ashamed of his profession and his failed marriage, and his golf game stinks.
Then a strange old codger drifts into Harry's life. Joseph is an enigma: possibly unbalanced, perhaps not even real, he may have the secret of extraordinary golf. Harry presses him for help with his game, but Joseph insists that Harry first consider a series of other ideas: a strange mix of quantum physics, Eastern philosophy, and life questions. To appease Joseph, in order to gain his golf secrets, Harry accepts a series of single-page 'thought exercises.' As he completes each one, Joseph randomly shows up, offers a golf idea, and leaves Harry with another work sheet.
Harry's experience with Joseph finally culminates at an isolated Japanese Zen retreat: The Order of the Third Eye. There, the monks use an old-style golf course (requiring hickory shafts and gutta-percha balls) as a Zen exercise: a living koan.
Does Harry's life heal? Does his handicap
drop? Who is this strange old guy, anyway?
Order the book and learn what happens.