Golf and the Spirit

by M. Scott Peck

First published 1519

A once-renowned golfer spirals into a crisis of meaning, his passion for the game waning. Seeking to recapture his joy, he embarks on a reflective journey, golfing through diverse landscapes and encountering an array of mentors - from a Zen monk to a mystical groundskeeper. As he navigates the courses, he uncovers golf's deeper resonances, unearthing lessons about focus, humility, and the pursuit of perfection. In the end, he discovers that the true spirit of the game lies not in triumph, but in the mindful appreciation of each swing and shot.

Genres: fiction, literary-fiction, contemporary, sports

Vibes: intimate, reflective, thought-provoking

Tropes: mentor-mentee, self-discovery

478 pages · Hardcover · Wheeler Pub Inc

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