Ultimate Golf Puzzles: Crosswords Puzzles Games

Hey, golf fans--take a swing at code puzzles, crosswords, wise quotes, and "tee-offs"--plus other games and trivia about your favorite sport See how you score on numerical golf lore: answer each question with one of the numbers on a diagrammed golf course. Then, plug that number into a given equation and do the math. If you come up with 4, it's bogey; 3 is par; 2 makes a birdie; and 1 means you've aced it. Or figure out who made this wry and humorous comment after hitting two tee-shots into a parking lot: "Well, that lot's full. Let's see if I can park this baby someplace else." Was it Nancy Lopez, JoAnne Carner, or Amy Benz? (The answer: Carner.) Even basic crosswords have something extra, because the filled-in grid hides a notable golf fact to decipher. It's the ultimate challenge for any golf lover The author lives in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario. 64 pages, 50 b/w illus., 5 1/2 x 8 1/2