Caddy-Whack!: A Kid's-Eye View of Golf

by Drew Murray and Jeremy Sterling

Book Overview

Have you ever wondered what your child thought when you left the house on Saturday morning to go play golf? Now, you can find out in Caddywhack A Kid's Eye View of Golf by Drew Murray. - At the age of... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1932202005
• ISBN13: 9781932202007
• Release Date: January 2003
• Publisher: Clock Tower Press
• Length: 85 Pages
• Weight: 0.50 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 6.4" x 8.2"

Customer Reviews

Fantastic golf guide for young and old!

This book was adorable and entertaining through the last page. Although I am an adult, I am also a golf novice and Caddy-whack was the perfect book to make me laugh about the sport and learn all the rules and fundamentals. I was surprised that this young author could write in a manner that could keep adults interested and in a manner that could educate as well. I gave the book to my 5 young cousins for Christmas, all ranging in age from 8-15 years, and after reading the book, even the ones who never had an interest in golf now have their curiosity piqued. Anyone who wants to learn about the game and have a light and fun read at the same time should read this book.

Caddywhack: A book to stand the test of time

The little one's view on golf opened the doors into his world. In his book, we see how his everyday observation on the green brings life and color to this wonderful sport. The extrodinary sense of humor and playful metaphors make this book a great buy!Your kids will love the insight and the humorous pictures that accompany Drew's style of writing.

Cute

I read this book because I decided to take up golf, and didn't really understand it. It's cute, the illustrations are charming, and I finished with a slightly better understanding of golf. Overall, its an okay read. I would recommend it for younger children, though. Although it's written by an eighth-grader, it seems more suited to a fourth or fifth grader. It would be great for kids starting golf, and is good for adults. (just dont let any of your friends see, or they might tease you forever.)