Drawing on their own tragic experience and the expertise of experts to help golfers survive dozens of dire situations, the authors have written a survival guide for those less than happy with their links performance. Learn how to finish a round with a broken arm, deal with a cigar brush fire, cure golf addiction, or remove a tick. Discover the best way to play out of a water hazard, make it through a lightning storm, or survive being hit in the privates.

Hands-on, illustrated, step-by-step instructions guide you through these and other perils lurking on the fairway. With an appendix of rules for bizarre mishaps, strategies for surmounting dress-code and equipment crises, and other essential survival tips, this handy guide won't help you save par -- but it could save much more than that: no one should tee off without it.

About the Authors:

Joshua Piven lives in Philadelphia, where he's been working to bring his handicap down to double digits. He plans to win all four majors in a single year. David Borgenicht lives in Philadelphia with his wife and has been known to act as her caddy -- or at least he carries her bags and follows her around a lot. James Grace, a life-long golf lover, held a golf club shortly after birth and was an early master of miniature golf. To this day he can perfectly time the windmill. He lives in Boston.