Product Description: Textbook written by University of Washington Professor Jaime Diaz for the Psychology of Drugs and Behavior course.

Pinehurst reigns supreme in the history of America golf. Its famous Donald Ross course, Pinehurst #2, is the site of the 2005 U.S. Open, viewed by millions on television world wide. This coffee-table book not only shares the memories of the great golf and good times, but also paints a picture of the birth of America golf. It presents an amazing variety of vintage and modern-day photographs of this beautiful and legendary club.

Perfect for tucking a little one into bed, an exciting collection of bedtime stories to share stars their favorite princes, Simba, Aladdin, and Prince Phillip.

An interactive history of golf ranges from the early origins of the game at St. Andrews, Scotland, to today's modern-day golfing legends, bringing the sport to life with a series of interactive items, including an early facsimile map of St. Andrews, a 1962 scorecard from the Palmer/Nicklaus showdown at Oakmont, and other memorabilia. 40,000 first printing.

A golf writer and a landscape artist combine forces to survey the best courses in the game, from the British Rotation to the Augusta National Golf Club. (view table of contents)

A guide to golf designed to help players make the most of their game focuses on how to survive even the worst of mistakes and how to perfect the essential six-foot putt shot.