The Ryder Cup: An Illustrated History of Golf's Greatest Drama

The Ryder Cup: An Illustrated History of Golf's Greatest Drama

by Dale Concannon (Author)

Synopsis

The biennial Ryder Cup golf contest between the US and Europe is one of the biggest, most pulsating - and often most controversial - sporting events in the world. On the last two occasions the Europeans have pulverised the Americans, and relegated world-best players like Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson to also-rans. For golfers like Colin Montgomerie, their heroic and brilliantly consistent performances under pressure in the Ryder Cup are comparable achievements to winning a Major. Dale Concannon's book is now established as the most readable and authoritative chronicle of this great tournament. Now re-published - fully updated to include the 2004 contest - as a stunningly illustrated full-colour book, it features over 140 photographs, from rare archive shots of the Cup's earliest days to magnificent action shots of the gladiatorial epics of recent years.

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Format: Hardcover
Pages: 272
Publisher: Aurum Press
Published: 16 Jun 2006

ISBN 10: 1845131711
ISBN 13: 9781845131715

Media Reviews
'There are very few good books on the Ryder Cup. Dale Concannon, a golf historian of some standing, has gone some ways towards changing that... Both entertaining and informative' Golf World
Author Bio
Dale Concannon is a former PGA professional whose other books include Spitfire on the Fairway and other Unexpected Hazards of Golf During Wartime. Driven, a biography of Nick Faldo. and Extreme Golf.