Miracle on the 17th Green

By James Patterson, Peter Y. de Jong (Joint Author)

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Average Rating: (See all reviews) Format: Paperback, 160 pages Published In: United States, May 1999 Other Editions: Paperback, USA $29.99 View Quantity Available: 1 24 hour shipping Travis McKinley is an ordinary man until, on Christmas day, he finds himself in the "zone"--playing golf like a pro. Later, at the PGA Senior Open, the TV audience watches as a miracle changes Travis and his family forever. Publisher: Little Brown and Company ISBN: 0316693359 EAN: 9780316693356 Dimensions: 16.31 x 13.54 x 1.09 centimeters (0.13 kg)

Miracle On The 17th Green is a really idiotic story about an ordinary guy who one day just starts playing like a pro golfer and finds himself playing in some championship or another and then it happens the miracle on the 1q7th green, buts its quite paINFULL and really mindless and super predictable.

Even an avid golfer will find this a tedious read. The plot is contrived and predictable. The humor is sophomoric at best. It is blessedly short but I'd rather play the worst muni in the world than re-read this book. The only reason I finished it the first time was because I couldn't believe it could grow steadily worse from page to page. If your golfer has any education at all, buy him or her a P.G. Wodehouse book instead: The Heart of a Goof or The Clicking of Cuthbert.