A Course Called America - Tom Coyne - Book discussion

[TBS]

I'm finishing Coyne's latest book currently and I am really enjoying it. Although I have never played in Ireland or Scotland, his sentiment about American golf really resonated with me (too private etc.). BUT He was successful in taking me on a journey to become more appreciative and proud of American golf. 

Who else has read it? What are your thoughts? Favorite course he highlights? What did he leave off?

[sixcat]

It's on the list but I have a few in front of it to finish first. I will report back later in the year.

[Giancarlo Phillips]

On 7/7/2021 at 8:39 PM, TBS said:

I'm finishing Coyne's latest book currently and I am really enjoying it. Although I have never played in Ireland or Scotland, his sentiment about American golf really resonated with me (too private etc.). BUT He was successful in taking me on a journey to become more appreciative and proud of American golf. 

Who else has read it? What are your thoughts? Favorite course he highlights? What did he leave off?

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Edited January 25, 2022 by Giancarlo Phillips

[TexasFullSend]

 Just got Bubba Watson new book, Coyne is on my list to read next!

[TBS]

6 hours ago, TexasFullSend said:

 Just got Bubba Watson new book, Coyne is on my list to read next!

Looking to read Watson’s book soon. Post your thoughts as you get into it. 

[bens197]

I loved following Tom's social media during the process a couple years ago.  Thanks to this thread, I just purchased it on B&N, thanks for the reminder!