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Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. First Edition. It's a well-cared-for item that has seen limited use. The item may show minor signs of wear. All the text is legible, with all pages included. It may have slight markings and/or highlighting.

Hardback. Condizione: Good. Since his own boyhood growing up on the links in upstate New York, Bob Duval has lived the life of golf in all its incarnations--as student, mentor, teacher, playing professional, and, more recently, as proud parent of a star player on the PGA Tour. Whether telling a story about his son David playing with Tiger Woods or revealing the secret of hitting a long bunker shot, he has always shown a remarkable ability to find an emotional and highly personal resonance when communicating with other people. This book celebrates that ability with an inspirational collection of letters about golf and the joy and passions it arouses.In Letters to a Young Golfer, Duval writes to David, sharing not only his wisdom as a golfer and a father but also expressing his bond with David as a friend and fellow professional. Other letters address golfers of every age and ability who seek to improve their game, from Sunday amateurs to seasoned Tour professionals. With stories from his own career playing with and observing golfers both famous and unknown, Duval goes beyond the sport and explores what it means to live a fuller life. Finally, he writes to his deceased father and probes the spiritual mysteries of golf, this sometimes maddening, always exhilarating game that has been a healing force in his life. New in the Art of Mentoring Series From Letters to a Young Golfer: The first time I played in a Senior PGA Tour major championship, I cold-topped my first drive. The ball landed in a cactus plant, where it was unplayable, so I had to retrieve it. As I walked back to hit another drive, the starter raised his voice to the gallery: Now at the first tee--for the second time--Bob Duval.When I was teaching David to play golf, I used to tell him, Your score is just a succession of numbers. Don't add them up until your round is done. I say the same to you: Don't dwell on the past. Play the next shot.…

Hardback. Condizione: Very Good. Since his own boyhood growing up on the links in upstate New York, Bob Duval has lived the life of golf in all its incarnations--as student, mentor, teacher, playing professional, and, more recently, as proud parent of a star player on the PGA Tour. Whether telling a story about his son David playing with Tiger Woods or revealing the secret of hitting a long bunker shot, he has always shown a remarkable ability to find an emotional and highly personal resonance when communicating with other people. This book celebrates that ability with an inspirational collection of letters about golf and the joy and passions it arouses.In Letters to a Young Golfer, Duval writes to David, sharing not only his wisdom as a golfer and a father but also expressing his bond with David as a friend and fellow professional. Other letters address golfers of every age and ability who seek to improve their game, from Sunday amateurs to seasoned Tour professionals. With stories from his own career playing with and observing golfers both famous and unknown, Duval goes beyond the sport and explores what it means to live a fuller life. Finally, he writes to his deceased father and probes the spiritual mysteries of golf, this sometimes maddening, always exhilarating game that has been a healing force in his life. New in the Art of Mentoring Series From Letters to a Young Golfer: The first time I played in a Senior PGA Tour major championship, I cold-topped my first drive. The ball landed in a cactus plant, where it was unplayable, so I had to retrieve it. As I walked back to hit another drive, the starter raised his voice to the gallery: Now at the first tee--for the second time--Bob Duval.When I was teaching David to play golf, I used to tell him, Your score is just a succession of numbers. Don't add them up until your round is done. I say the same to you: Don't dwell on the past. Play the next shot.…

Hardcover. Condizione: Good.

Hardback. Condizione: Very Good. Since his own boyhood growing up on the links in upstate New York, Bob Duval has lived the life of golf in all its incarnations--as student, mentor, teacher, playing professional, and, more recently, as proud parent of a star player on the PGA Tour. Whether telling a story about his son David playing with Tiger Woods or revealing the secret of hitting a long bunker shot, he has always shown a remarkable ability to find an emotional and highly personal resonance when communicating with other people. This book celebrates that ability with an inspirational collection of letters about golf and the joy and passions it arouses.In Letters to a Young Golfer, Duval writes to David, sharing not only his wisdom as a golfer and a father but also expressing his bond with David as a friend and fellow professional. Other letters address golfers of every age and ability who seek to improve their game, from Sunday amateurs to seasoned Tour professionals. With stories from his own career playing with and observing golfers both famous and unknown, Duval goes beyond the sport and explores what it means to live a fuller life. Finally, he writes to his deceased father and probes the spiritual mysteries of golf, this sometimes maddening, always exhilarating game that has been a healing force in his life. New in the Art of Mentoring Series From Letters to a Young Golfer: The first time I played in a Senior PGA Tour major championship, I cold-topped my first drive. The ball landed in a cactus plant, where it was unplayable, so I had to retrieve it. As I walked back to hit another drive, the starter raised his voice to the gallery: Now at the first tee--for the second time--Bob Duval.When I was teaching David to play golf, I used to tell him, Your score is just a succession of numbers. Don't add them up until your round is done. I say the same to you: Don't dwell on the past. Play the next shot.…

Hardback. Condizione: Good. Since his own boyhood growing up on the links in upstate New York, Bob Duval has lived the life of golf in all its incarnations--as student, mentor, teacher, playing professional, and, more recently, as proud parent of a star player on the PGA Tour. Whether telling a story about his son David playing with Tiger Woods or revealing the secret of hitting a long bunker shot, he has always shown a remarkable ability to find an emotional and highly personal resonance when communicating with other people. This book celebrates that ability with an inspirational collection of letters about golf and the joy and passions it arouses.In Letters to a Young Golfer, Duval writes to David, sharing not only his wisdom as a golfer and a father but also expressing his bond with David as a friend and fellow professional. Other letters address golfers of every age and ability who seek to improve their game, from Sunday amateurs to seasoned Tour professionals. With stories from his own career playing with and observing golfers both famous and unknown, Duval goes beyond the sport and explores what it means to live a fuller life. Finally, he writes to his deceased father and probes the spiritual mysteries of golf, this sometimes maddening, always exhilarating game that has been a healing force in his life. New in the Art of Mentoring Series From Letters to a Young Golfer: The first time I played in a Senior PGA Tour major championship, I cold-topped my first drive. The ball landed in a cactus plant, where it was unplayable, so I had to retrieve it. As I walked back to hit another drive, the starter raised his voice to the gallery: Now at the first tee--for the second time--Bob Duval.When I was teaching David to play golf, I used to tell him, Your score is just a succession of numbers. Don't add them up until your round is done. I say the same to you: Don't dwell on the past. Play the next shot.…

Condizione: Very Good. Former library copy. Pages intact with possible writing/highlighting. Binding strong with minor wear. Dust jackets/supplements may not be included. Includes library markings. Stock photo provided. Product includes identifying sticker. Better World Books: Buy Books. Do Good.

Condizione: Very Good. hardcover 100% of proceeds go to charity! May have signs of use, wear and minor cosmetic defects.

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Hardcover. Condizione: Used - Good.

Hard Back. Condizione: Very Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: Very Good. very nice clean tight hardback with only very light overall wear. pages clean and unmarked. dust jacket is very nice as well with only very light edge rubbing and no chips or tears. nice copy.

Hardcover. Condizione: Fine. Condizione sovraccoperta: Fine. First Edition. INSCRIBED & SIGNED BY AUTHOR: "TO FRAN, IT'S ONLY A GAME.". INSCRIBED & SIGNED BY AUTHOR.

Condizione: Fine. First printing. Hardcover. Fine condition in fine dust jacket.

Hardcover. Condizione: Near Fine. Condizione sovraccoperta: Near Fine. First Edition. First printing. Signed by Bob Duval on the title page. With an afterword by David Duval. The spine is very slightly cocked. Otherwise fine. The dust jacket has a faint smudge on the front panel. The jacket price is intact. Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Signed by Author(s).…

Hardcover. Condizione: Good. Meets or exceeds the good condition guidelines. Nice copy. Five star seller - Buy with confidence.

2002 Duval, Bob LETTERS TO A YOUNG GOLFER Afterward by David Duval NY: Basic Books, c2002 163pp 8vo New copy in d/w.

hardcover. Condizione: Gut. 176 Seiten; Basic Books - 2002 : Bob Duval - gb + Su - Widmung beschrieben TZ-Z7RL-EC6A Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 500.

hardcover. Condizione: New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title.

Couverture souple. Condizione: Très bon. Edition originale, Édition illustrée. 35 numéros du Journal Tintin "chaque jeudi", non agrafés, in-4 de 30x21 cm, bandes dessinées en couleurs et en noir de Hergé (Les Aventures de Tintin et Milou : On a marché sur la Lune - Quick et Flupke), Edgard-Pierre Jacobs (Le Mystère de la Grande Pyramide), Bob de Moor (Cori, le Moussaillon - Monsieur Barelli), Willy Vandersteen ([Bob et Bobette), François Craenhals, Raoul Auger (Le Grand Cirque de Pierre Clostermann - L'Étonnante Aventure de Roald Amundsen, d'après Pôles d'Édouard Peisson), Jacques Martin (Alix : L'Île Maudite - Lefranc et Jeanjean : La Grande Menace), etc. 1. - N° 167. - 3 Janvier 1952. - Très bon état. - Du numéro 167 au numéro 185, les couvertures sont illustrées par Raoul Auger pour "Le Grand Cirque" de Pierre Clostermann. - 16 pages ainsi que les numéros suivants jusqu'au numéro 186. 2. - N° 168. - 10 Janvier 1952. - Très bon état. 3. - N° 169. - 17 Janvier 1952. - Très bon état. 4. - N° 170. - 24 Janvier 1952. - très bon état. 5. - N° 171. - 31 Janvier 1952. - Très bon état. 6. - N° 172. - 7 Février 1952. - Très bon état. 7. - N° 173. - 14 Février 1952. - Très bon état. 8. - N° 174. - 21 Février 1952. - Très bon état. 9. - N° 175. - 28 Février 1952. - Très bon état. 10. - N° 176. - 6 Mars 1952. - Très bon état. 11. - N° 177. - 13 Mars 1952. - Très bon état. 12. - N° 178. - 20 Mars 1952. - Très bon état. 13. - N° 179. - 27 Mars 1952. - Très bon état. 14. - N° 180. - 3 Avril 1952. - Très bon état. 15. - N° 181. - 10 Avril 1952. - Bon état (petite fente au bas du dos). 16. - N° 182. - 17 Avril 1952. - Bon état (petits manques angulaires). 17. - N° 183. - 24 Avril 1952. - Bon état (infime fente au bas du dos de la couverture). 18. - N° 184. - 1er Mai 1952. - Très bon état. 19. - N° 185. - 8 Mai 1952. - Très bon état. 20. - N° 186. - 15 Mai 1952. - Très bon état. - Couverture par Albert Weinberg. 21. - N° 187. - 22 Mai 1952. - Bon état. - Couverture illustrée par Hergé pour "On a marché sur la Lune". - Le Journal passe à 24 pages. 22. - N° 188. - 29 Mai 1952. - Bon état. - Couverture par Raoul Auger pour 'L Étonnante Aventure de Roald Amundsen". - 16 pages + Supplément Tintin Actualités de 8 pages. 23. - N° 189. - 5 Juin 1952. - Bon état. - Couverture par Raoul Auger. - 16 pages + Supplément Tintin Actualités de 8 pages. 24. - N° 190. - 12 Juin 1952. - Très bon état. - Couverture par Raoul Auger. - 16 pages + Supplément Tintin Actualités de 8 pages. 25. - N° 191. - 19 Juin 1952. - Très bon état. - Couverture par Raoul Auger. - 16 pages + Supplément Tintin Actualités de 8 pages. 26. - N° 192 - 26 Juin 1952. - Très bon état. - Couverture par Raoul Auger. - 16 pages + Supplément Tintin Actualités de 8 pages. 27. - N° 193. - 3 Juillet 1952. - Très bon état. - Couverture par Raoul Auger. - 16 pages + Supplément Tintin Actualités de 8 pages. 28. - N° 194. - 10 Juillet 1952. - Très bon état. - Couverture par Raoul Auger. - 16 pages + Supplément Tintin Actualités de 8 pages. 29. - N° 195. - 17 Juillet 1952. - Très bon état. - Couverture par Bob de Moor - 16 pages + Supplément Tintin Actualités de 8 pages. 30. - N° 196. - 24 Juillet 1952. - Très bon état. - Couverture par Hergé pour "On a marché sur la Lune". - 16 pages + Supplément Tintin Actualités de 8 pages. 31. - N° 197. - 31 Juillet 1952. - Très bon état. - Couverture par Raoul Auger pour 'L Étonnante Aventure de Roald Amundsen". - 16 pages + Supplément Tintin Actualités de 8 pages. 32. - N° 198. - 7 Août 1952. - Très bon état. - Couverture par Raoul Auger pour 'L Étonnante Aventure de Roald Amundsen". - 16 pages + Supplément Tintin Actualités de 8 pages. 33. - N° 199. - 14 Août 1952. - Très bon état. - Couverture par Raoul Auger pour "L Étonnante Aventure de Roald Amundsen". - 16 pages + Supplément Tintin Actualités de 8 pages. 34. - N° 200. - 21 Août 1952. - Très bon état. - Couverture par Hergé pour "Quick et Flupke". - 16 pages + Supplément Tintin Actualités de 8 pages. 35. - N° 201. - 28 Août 1952. - TBE. Couverture par Hergé pour Abdallah. 16 pages.…

Editions Loup 2002. In-4 cartonnage éditeur non paginé, au format 30,5 x 21,5 cm. Couverture illustrée de Félicisimo Coria. Dos carré. Plats et intérieur parfaits. Aventure inédite de Bob Morane suivie de courts récits, avec dessins en noir de Félicisimo Coria sur scénarios de Henri Vernes et Yves Duval. Tirage normal, limité à 1000 exemplaires. Edition originale en état superbe, proche du neuf. Précieux exemplaire enrichi d'une belle dédicace autographe, signée et datée, de Henri Vernes et Félicisimo Coria.…