Review of Krazy Tales From the World of Golf

[Hy Be]

"Krazy Tales From the World of Golf" by Gail K. Holden is a book that revolves around golf game narrating events from sojourn to Montana. The author weaved themes of friendship, initiation and justice in this book.

[Kajori Sheryl Paul]

A group of hockey players trying their hands out at golf seems like a fun read.

Thank you for the great review.

[Reva Parker]

Thank you for your review. I don't understand golf either, so I might not be able to understand all of the terms. From the sample, I did find some of it humorous, but at some of the stories I just shook my head and couldn't believe that adults would actually do those things. I guess they did have a good time though. I believe the sample was enough for me, but I'm sure many others will understand the golf terms and have the same kind of sense of humor.

[Sirajuddin A]

As the title of this book suggests, the content offers fascinating and true stories from the world of golf. Those who know this game and its terminology may find this book fascinating.

[Sarvesh J Yadav]

The humorous stories in the book could serve as inspiration for future comedic works related to golf. Stand-up routines, comedy sketches, or even a humorous instructional golf video could all be derived from the anecdotes within.

[_Rhea Jacob]

It looks like a funny book centering around golf and the people playing it, however I think I will skip the book as I don't really know the basic golf terms and will probably not understand several of the jokes made. Thank you for your review!

[Misael Carlos]

It seems to be an interesting story of a group of hockey players that decided to play golf, so I’m looking forward to digging this book to read the events that occur during the traditional sojourn to Montana. This will be enjoyed by golfers who can relate to the stories.

[Stephen Christopher 1]

I played golf once, and ended up in the ER. There might be a funny story in here for me. I understand how people outside the golfing world may not know some of the terminology, perhaps if the author had added a glossary of terms it would help every reader.

[Asher88]

This book is about golf and what happens while playing golf. The book's chapters are different stories filled with humor while people are playing golf. Great piece of review.

[Naushin Moledina]

"Krazy Tales from the World of Golf" by Gail K. Holden is a humorous collection chronicling a group of hockey players' misadventures during a golf trip to Montana. With ninety funny chapters, the book offers insights into the inner workings of golf activities, filled with pranks and lessons learned. While enjoyable, understanding golf terminology may be necessary for full appreciation. Overall, it's a recommended read for golf enthusiasts and comedy lovers alike, earning a rating of four out of five stars. Thank you for a great review.

[Timothy Rucinski]

Although this looks like a fun book, I'm one of those people who could never understand the attraction of golf. So, I'm certainly not in the right demographic for this book. Nevertheless, I'd like to congratulate the author for being awarded BOTD.

[Annalisa Whyte]

Krazy Tales from the World of Golf by Gail K. Holden is a book that shares life lessons on friendships and such. Good book.

[Mayang Bature]

This book seems like a telling of how fun it is to learn new things while bonding as buddies. Golf lovers would definitely find joy in reading this book.

[Shrabastee Chakraborty]

The idea of a hockey team playing golf sounds intriguing and we can easily predict that there are bound to be some hilarious outcomes. I would love to read this book. Thanks for the awesome review!

[Muhammad Noman 5]

It sounds like an entertaining read, filled with humor and insights into the world of golf. The review highlights the author's ability to convey realistic stories with a touch of comedy, as well as the book's accessibility to golf enthusiasts. The mention of needing a basic understanding of golf terminology to fully appreciate the humor is insightful for potential readers. Overall, it seems like a book that offers a fun escape and a good laugh for both golf players and comedy lovers alike.
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