Good read. Not a lot of new information if you follow golf closely

Not terrible, just ok. Very average

I am a big golf fan who was very much compelled by the 2016 Ryder Cup, so this book, by an author I have enjoyed in the past. This one disappointed me. There is very little that justifies this being the "inside story" of the 2016 Ryder Cup, other than a few decent quotes and a couple of interesting tidbits about Tiger Woods, who chose not to be interviewed for the book. Feinstein has a tendency to try and take a quote or anecdote and make it seem like it's earth-shattering news, and it just doesn't work in this book, it's nothing more than a recap of a great event. If you don't love golf, it's definitely not worth our time; you're an avid golf fan, you may enjoy parts of it, but overall I'd say skip it.

Any golf fan will love this book. So much insight and behind the scenes stories. I couldn’t put it down. A+

Mr Feinstein did such a wonderful job of making me as a trader feel like we were right there in the trenches of the Ryder Cup. Also, great lead up with these stories of past Ryder Cups!