Product Description

Sandy Lyle is one of Britain’s best-loved golfers. As both Faldo and Ballesteros have commented, he had ‘the greatest God-given talent in history’ and in 1985 he became the first Briton for 16 years to win the Open. Three years later he was the first British player ever to clinch the Masters, playing one of the most famous shots of all time to secure victory.
But at the height of Lyle’s success, his swing began to fail. He refused to give up, earning him huge admiration and respect from the golfing public.
Lyle’s story is one of classic sporting moments, golfing genius and gritty determination to battle back to the top, told with his natural charm and wit.

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Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #305820 in Books
• Published on: 2007-05-31
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 320 pages

Review

‘engaging and well written... a compelling read’

(Scotsman )

‘a roller-coaster read... wonderfully honest’

(Golf Monthly )

‘told with his natural charm and wit and is a fascinating insight into golf’s “Mr Nice Guy”. Essential reading’

(Bunkered )

‘great reading’

(Golf Pages )

‘a pleasant and enjoyable read’

(Playing Away )

‘a comprehensive study’ (Golf World )

About the Author
Born in Shrewsbury to Scottish parents, Sandy Lyle became one of the best golfers Britain has ever produced. He topped the European Order of Merit three times, won two Majors - the Open and the Masters - and was also the only European ever to have won the 'fifth Major', the prestigious Players' Championship in Florida. He played in five consecutive Ryder Cups and is still a regular on the Tour.