Nick Faldo Books

Nick Faldo, the 1987 British Open champion, conveys in this book the lessons he learned on his way to the top.

In this instructional book Faldo shares his wisdom, experience and his secrets on how to achieve better and more consistent golf. He looks at driving, working the ball, putting, chipping and pitching.

This work contains nine chapters covering various aspects of Nick Faldo's life, both on and off the golf circuit. Famous for his perfectionist attitude, Faldo has recently assumed a more relaxed and approachable posture and more forgiving of performances that do not reach absolute perfection.

Nick Faldo's remarkable memoir tells the story of the obsessive teenager who grew up to be the greatest golfer this country has ever produced. Along the way there have been arguments with the press and fellow players, three marriages, and some of the greatest sporting moments in history, including a record number of Ryder Cup wins. Now in his forties, Faldo has found a new calm and is able to reflect on his life and career, opening up for the first time to reveal the humorous, honest character that he is.

This volume gathers together the instruction and theories of the great golf players and teachers from the 1890s to the 1990s. It then sets this information alongside photographic re-interpretations from which the aspiring golfer can choose what feels right for him or her.