Augusta
Home of the Masters Tournament
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Narrated by:
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Tom Parker
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Written by:
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Steve Eubanks
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Mixing a deep respect for golf's traditions with a scrutinizing curiosity, Eubanks explores the significant role Roberts played in Augusta member-to-be Dwight Eisenhower's ascension to the presidency; Roberts' suicide and the club's subsequent loss of the pistol he used; the exclusion of African-American Charlie Sifford from the Masters field; Augusta's impetuous relationship with CBS; and the Tiger Woods-Fuzzy Zoeller brouhaha of 1997. Eubanks also recalls moments of Masters glory, the simultaneous rise of Arnold Palmer and the Masters in the late '50s and early '60s, and the 1997 coronation of Tiger Woods, the first Masters winner of African-American heritage. Augusta is required reading for any golf fan.
©1997 Steve Eubanks (P)1998 Blackstone AudiobooksWhat listeners say about Augusta
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- Kelsey Lank
- 2023-01-12
Great History
Obviously this book only goes to 1997 but there are some amazing historical and very controversial facts about Augusta and it’s origins.
Must read for golf lovers.
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