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| Stalking the Shark: Pressure and Passion on the Pro Golf Tour | 
 enlarge | Author: Carl Vigeland
Publisher: W W Norton & Co Inc
Category: Book
List Price: $25.00
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Avg. Customer Rating:  5 reviews
Sales Rank: 5864056
Media: Hardcover
Pages: 100
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.3
Dimensions (in): 9.3 x 6 x 1.1
ISBN: 0393037959
Dewey Decimal Number: 796.35266
EAN: 9780393037951
ASIN: 0393037959
Publication Date: June 1996
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Condition: IMMEDIATE SHIPPING! Minimal shelf wear. sku 85
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Product Description
An in-depth look in words and photographs at Greg Norman captures one of golf's most charismatic and successful players, as well as many of his peers who make up the pro golf tour.
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| Customer Reviews:
 If you are a golf fan, then a decent read July 24, 2002
Decent read although it became boring at times and the author tends to jump around alot. If you are a golf fan or an avid golfer you will find the book interesting. Poorly edited with some blatant errors such as describing a typical par 72 course as consisting of "four par threes, four par fives, and twelve par fours". With that the author seemed to lose some credibility and made me wonder how he gathered the tidbits of information and dialogue supplied throughout the book.
 Better title: Learning to Choke by the Biggest Choker Ever! July 17, 2002
Ever wonder who is the biggest choker in the history of sport? Then you have found your answer with Greg Norman. Years of rumors about Norman's off the course problems are not even touched in this book. Instead it is PR. Don't bother with this book. Buy something about Tiger Woods, Arnold Palmer or other great golfers who did not throw their talent away by indulging off the course activity.
 Fantastic ! Insightful and very readable May 14, 1999
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
Carl Vigeland has done a great job showing the reader what makes the Shark so dangerous on the course and so interesting off the course. Well written and very enjoyable reading
Terrible! March 29, 1998
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
Terrible! Time would have been much better spent re-reading "A Good Walk Spoiled".
 A good book January 9, 1998
This look at Greg Norman tells those who think he chokes in the big ones something they have not perhaps thought of. The reason Greg Norman has lost so many tournaments in the final round or final hole is because he is in contention on more of them than anyone else. A good look at the fiercest competitor in golf since Arnold Palmer.
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