The Greatest Game Ever Played- Harry Vardon- Francis Ouimet- and the Birth of Modern Golf Description:

The Greatest Game Ever Played: Harry Vardon, Francis Ouimet, and the Birth of Modern Golf review:
5 stars (The Greatest Game Ever Played) - I love this book. I am a woman over 60 who started playing golf

8 years ago. I have achieved a 17 handicap and realize how

tough this game. The Greatest Game is a marvelous account of

real people, playing a grueling game.



I have just spent 4 days playing BAndon Dunes. This is akin to

the era of The Greatest Game.



I can't wait for the movie.
5 stars (Golf history is great!) - This is a must read for anyone wanting to know about the early history of American golf. This book is soon to come out in a movie - so I would read it as soon as you can!
5 stars (The greatest book about the greatest game) - Frost's account may not be truly be about the "birth of modern golf" but it certainly recounts the beginning of the popularity, if not the ascendency, of golf in the United States. The portraits of the characters in this saga, from Vardon, to Ouimet and even Eddy Lowry made vivid the explicit details of the critical rounds played on those hallowed Country Club grounds. It was golf history in the style and scholarship of Barbara Tuchman. A fabulous read for any with a passion for history and golf, even if you have never been interested in the history of golf. You will be interested ever after you read this book, and waiting eagerly for Frost's account-sequel of the greatest amateur to play the game.