A Course Called Home: Adventures of an Accidental Golf Course Owner
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Overview
This memoir chronicles sportswriter Michael Bamberger's improbable purchase of a rundown Florida golf course, offering a look at the game's grassroots charm. Its top feature is the candid, self-deprecating storytelling that reveals the chaotic reality behind the dream of course ownership.
Key Specifications
At 304 pages, this hardcover book published by Simon & Schuster in 2018 takes readers through a full year of ownership, complete with financial struggles, quirky club members, and unexpected community bonds. Bamberger's witty prose turns every mishap into a lesson about passion and perseverance.
Who It's For
Golf enthusiasts who enjoy behind-the-scenes stories will relish this unvarnished account of running a small municipal course. It also appeals to readers who appreciate memoirs about pursuing an unlikely dream, especially those curious about the business side of leisure.
Worth Buying?
If you've ever wondered what it's like to actually own the course you love, this book delivers an honest, entertaining answer. It's a reminder that even a "worst idea" can become the best adventure.