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Tiptoeing Through Hell: Playing the U.S. Open on Golf's Most Treacherous Courses

Tiptoeing Through Hell: Playing the U.S. Open on Golf's Most Treacherous Courses

Paperback

FictionSports GeneralGolf

ISBN10: 0060934255
ISBN13: 9780060934255
Publisher: Perennial
Published: May 6 2003
Pages: 240
Weight: 0.40
Height: 0.60 Width: 5.34 Depth: 8.16
Language: English

Veteran golf writer John Strege gives you the history and takes you behind the scenes of the US Open, considered the most difficult tournament in golf.

The US Open Golf tournament, one of the four 'Majors' together with The Masters, The British Open, and the PGA, is widely considered the most difficult of the four tournaments. Each year the tournament is played on a different course. Fifty years ago the US Golf Association, whose tournament this is, decided the condition of the courses had to be toughened. The fairways on the designated course narrowed, the rough was allowed to grow tall and the greens were mowed close and rolled frequently, producing surfaces whose slickness the pros have compared to billiard tables.

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