Review: Going of Age
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 14, 2013
I cannot say it was on par without a few sighs. I won't say it, but it really is. Practice makes perfect, but being out of practice makes getting back to perfect a bumpy road.  Going from being really skilled at golf to being told his golf shots are comparable to a cross-eyed javelin throw, Smith takes you into his journey of self enlightenment.  On the way, he shares some of what he's learned with the readers.The most important lesson I took from this was, as you may have guessed from the title, listening is very important.  You may want to know how listening would help you in Golf.  Smith explains as you go along, and honestly, it seems as if you could apply this technique to other aspects of life. After reading this, Smith kind of makes golf seem like a martial art, in my opinion.  He also illustrates how learning is so much more than technical details and science.  It's a light read but worth it. Check this one out for lessons on life and some nice bits of wisdom that couldn't hurt to be a part of your life or your game on the course.