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Life Swings: The Autobiography

3.73 ( 56 Ratings by Goodreads)
Life Swings: The Autobiography

Life Swings: The Autobiography

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3.73 (56 Ratings by Goodreads)
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Published: 1 January, 2004
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For many years in the 1980s and 1990s, Nick Faldo was the most feared competitor in world golf. Relentless and strong-willed, he would wear down his opponents with his determination to win. It was these attributes that brought him six Major championships; Harry Vardon, a century ago, is the only European to have won more and no one has been more successful in the Ryder Cup. But Faldo's success came at a price: his unyielding search for perfection, working with David Leadbetter, took him away from home, leading to divorces and media attention on his private life, as well as criticism for being a loner. Now he feels the time is right to talk not just about his golf, but about his whole life and how he has achieved a new calm in recent years, and to reveal the private man behind the public face.
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Type Book
ISBN13 9780755311200
ISBN10 0755311205
Number Of Pages 374
Item Weight 761 g
Product Dimensions 152 x 38 x 236 mm
Publisher / Reseller Headline Book Publishing
Format hardback
Edition 1st
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'This book is the best to have been written about this gifted man.' -- John Hopkins, The Times 20041016

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Author's Bio

Nick Faldo turned professional in 1976, and made his Ryder Cup debut the following year. By 1984 he led the European Order of Merit, but the Majors eluded him. He reworked his game, and between 1987 and 1996 won six Majors - a feat unmatched by any European in the modern era.

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