I started reading your book immediately and could not put it down. I read it cover to cover in one sitting. Finally a book that does not assume that every reader is a scratch golfer and addresses the needs of the high handicappers, that is the needs of most of us. Congratulations and best wishes.--George

On page 117, Frank Thomas states, "Standard clubs will do fine until you shoot consistently in the mid to low 70s." "Until then, work on improving you instead of your clubs."

Finally, someone with substantial technical knowledge of the evolution of equipment and the history of golf has finally come out and said it. The job of manufacturers is to market and sell their products, but it matters very little to the vast majority of golfers which type of equipment they use. "In forty years, there are only three innovations that mean anything significant to your game: perimeter weighting, the graphite shaft and titanium drivers", page 70. Unlike most technical books on equipment, this is written in layman's language with numerous wisecracks
to spice up his points of view. Unless most players want to keep pouring their hard earned money down a black hole, this book is a must read for both the average and avid golfer.-- Frank

I really enjoyed your book. It was a good overview of equipment, how we arrived at some of the current issues in golf, and how to make the game better without being too technical or dogmatic. --Paul

Just completed reading your book, and thoroughly enjoyed it. I had some hesitation in buying as I thought it would be more technical and I would not understand all the tech jargon. I was pleasantly surprised by the book and think you put just the right amount of tech info in the book so that I understood exactly what you meant.--Dennis