Description
This enlarged edition was reprinted in 1963 and contains new material ‘Seventh: Thou shalt not steal’, ‘Women Golfers’ and ‘Sunday Morning Golfers’.
This for the most part appears to be a reprint of articles he had already written for the Irish Rosary, Irish Independent or Dublin Opinion.
Sheridan takes an initial swipe at the author of all golf books who, to date: look upon golf as a game, who pretend that they like it, and who seem to have achieved some measure of success at it: for golf is not a game, nobody likes it and successful golf..is a contradiction in terms.
Continuing with the Rabbit team he explains how, despite his atrocious golf, he managed to beat an opponent 5 down and 13 to play.
John Desmond Sheridan (1903–80) was an Irish journalist and writer. Born in Glasgow, he grew up in Dublin and had a successful career as a teacher, editor, and columnist. His writing often drew from his memories of rural Donegal and his observations of contemporary Dublin life.
