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Darren Clarke Reihenfolge der Bücher (Chronologisch)

    Heroes All
    Golf Is Not a Game of Perfect
    An open book : my autobiography
    Golf : the mind factor
    • Darren Clarke's 2006 Ryder Cup successes following shortly after his wife Heather's tragic death from cancer cemented his place in the nation's hearts. In this autobiography he talks about his fellow golfers, the competition on the field and the friendships off it, his own future in golf, and learning to live without Heather.

      An open book : my autobiography2013
      3,6
    • Heroes All

      My Ryder Cup Story 2006

      • 208 Seiten
      • 8 Lesestunden

      Written by a key member of the European Team, this enthralling, deeply personal account of how the 2006 Ryder Cup was won at a record-equalling margin affords an unprecedented behind-the-scenes glimpse of the ultimate golf tournament. The day-by-day build-up to an intensely dramatic contest founded on fierce rivalry is described in a highly entertaining anecdotal style. With the author's pen portraits of all the players who took part, a story stretching from hitting the first practice ball to hitting the bar during the emotional victory celebration, and a full history of the tournament, this is the definitive accompaniment to one of the greatest sporting events of recent years.

      Heroes All2006
    • Golf : the mind factor

      • 184 Seiten
      • 7 Lesestunden

      The definitive guide to the mental side of golf, written by the massively popular mulitple tournament-winning Ryder Cup golfer Darren Clarke. Darren Clarke, the hugely charismatic golfer from Northern Ireland, has a formidable record in three Ryder Cups as well as in international tournaments. He has beaten Tiger Woods in the Accenture 36 hole match final - one of the world's great tournaments. Here he uses his own experience to emphasise the mental aspect of golf and its vital importance to the game in this instructional book. However good the technical swing of a golfer, it will be of little use if he or she is not in control of the all-important mental game. In 'Golf - The Mind Factor', Darren Clarke guides the despairing and sometimes suicidal golfer through the nightmare scenarios that fill him with fear. Giving credit to Karl Morris, his own 'Dr Golf', Darren highlights the specific problems that have caused intermittent hiccups in his outstanding career, and answers queries that all golfers will be grateful for. This immensely helpful, well-structured book will appeal immediately to all amateur golfers and those who want to improve their game.

      Golf : the mind factor2005
      3,4