The article reviews Michael Arkush's book "The Golf 100", a collection ranking the greatest golfers through entertaining storytelling and personal anecdotes. Unlike traditional lists, Arkush offers insightful profiles that convey the ups and downs of each player's journey. Featuring a broad array of figures, including women and international golfers, Arkush emphasizes the significance of major championships in his rankings while incorporating a wealth of personal narratives to celebrate their legacies. The book spans 366 pages and seeks to engage readers through a narrative that balances statistics with stories of passion and persistence.
Arkush’s ranking is less a definitive list and more an index of insightful profiles that capture the joy and struggle of golf legends throughout their careers.
In prioritizing the four majors, Arkush emphasizes their importance, stating they showcase the strongest fields and highlight significant historical moments in golf.
The book spans 366 pages and includes a diverse range of players—from early 20th-century competitors to contemporary stars and even female golfers—attributing value to compelling personal stories.
Arkush’s storytelling allows for a personalized connection with each golfer, blending statistics with anecdotes that make for a richer narrative experience about what made each player great.
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