February 2012
Intermediate to advanced
304 pages
6h 35m
English
There isn't a sport on the planet that delivers less adrenaline per unit of time than golf. For years, that simple fact kept me off the links. When compared to hurling oneself down a black diamond ski run or diving on a wreck, the idea of spending the better part of a day struggling to propel a small round object toward a pint–sized hole with a device ill–suited to the task, seemed to me both pointless and effete.
Yet there I was a few months back, hacking my way around two of the most extravagantly beautiful golf courses on the planet. Kauri Cliffs and Cape Kidnappers, on New Zealand's North Island, offer staggering views across the Pacific. And soon I'm off to join a few of my English friends for week–long ...
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