Solo Golf: The Zen of Playing Alone and How It Can Transform Your Game - Softcover

Belsky, Gary; Fine, Neil

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1523529423 ISBN 13: 9781523529421

Publisher: Workman Adult, 2026

Synopsis

A meditative and practical guide to the unparalleled benefits of playing golf solo, presented in a beautifully designed, photo-filled gift book.

While many players tend to think of golf as a group activity, hitting the links solo offers an exceptional opportunity to strengthen mental focus and develop aspects of one's game in real time. This completely fresh celebration of the sport-presented in a handsome design with gorgeous photography throughout-offers both Zen-like musings and practical tips for maximizing solo play. With sections on The Mystical (beautiful meditative essays exploring the unexpected mental benefits of solo golf), The Experimental (ways to use solo rounds as a laboratory for developing specific skills), and The Practical (best practices and course etiquette for a onesome), the book also features interesting sidebars, quotes from the greats, and stunning visuals of golfing bliss, making it a perfect gift for any avid golfer.

About this title

About the Author

Gary Belsky and Neil Fine are the New York Times bestselling authors of On the Origins of Sports and Up Your Game! and the former editor in chief and executive editor, respectively, of ESPN The Magazine. They are also the authors of 23 Ways to Get to First Base: The ESPN Uncyclopedia and Answer Guy: Extinguishing the Burning Questions of Sports with the Water Bucket of Truth.

Edition details

• Publisher: Workman Adult
• Publication date: 2026
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1523529423
• ISBN 13: 9781523529421
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 160