Driving Lessons: A Father, A Son, and the Healing Power of Golf
“For generations, fathers and sons have trudged emerald fairways together in a lacerating enterprise called golf. Steve Friedman does a marvelous job writing about one such improbable outing, in which nine holes of spirited hacking bridged an aching gap between him and his dad.Driving Lessonsis a good read about a good walk, unspoiled.”  --Carl Hiaasen, author ofThe Downhill Lie: A Hacker’s Return to a Ruinous Sport "Steve Friedman may not be much of a golfer, but he's one heck of a writer. Rarely have the joys and sorrows of the father-son-putter dynamic been so keenly observed." --Mark Adams, author ofMr. America