When PGA Tour commercials tout These Guys Are Good, they're referring to the players on the Tour. But, as The Tour illustrates, the phrase also applies to the behind-the-scenes people who help make the PGA Tour the most successful it's ever been. From greens keepers and Tour organizers to trainers and the professional golfers themselves, no golf ball is left unturned in this comprehensive collection of images and essays.Through black-and-white photography and one-on-one interviews, renowned photojournalist Dick Durrance II ...
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When PGA Tour commercials tout These Guys Are Good, they're referring to the players on the Tour. But, as The Tour illustrates, the phrase also applies to the behind-the-scenes people who help make the PGA Tour the most successful it's ever been. From greens keepers and Tour organizers to trainers and the professional golfers themselves, no golf ball is left unturned in this comprehensive collection of images and essays.Through black-and-white photography and one-on-one interviews, renowned photojournalist Dick Durrance II presents an insider's view of the human story behind the PGA Tour. Readers get a firsthand account of the PGA Tour from perspectives rarely heard, such as those of the wives of top PGA players, the Tour's best course superintendents, and the TV crews who televise each Tour event. The book also includes a section on Tigermania from the viewpoint of the loyal fans trying to catch up with golf's youngest legend, Tiger Woods.The Tour provides golf enthusiasts with a rich treasure of photos and stories, making this a must-have collection for fans of golf's most significant event
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Like New in Fine jacket. Size: 10x0x9; Brief gift inscription by and signed by Durrance. Dick Durrance II is a former National Geographic photojournalist and has won the National Press Photographers Association's Picture of the Year Award four times. He also earned Photographer of the Year honors from the White House News Photographers Association and was voted Advertising Photographer of the Year by the American Society of Magazine Photographers in 1987. He photographed three landscape books for National Geographic and produced Where War Lives: A Photographic Journal of Vietnam. An avid golfer, he authored the photo-essay book Golfers. Presents a behind-the-scenes look a the workings of the PGA Tour, covering such aspects as the players, the volunteers, the media, the fans, the rules official, and the player's families.
