Sticks - A Golfer's Tale

by walt sautter

Overview

Sticks" - The ultimate golf fantasy.
Bob Andrews, the book's central character has just bought a new set of golf clubs and he expects big things to happen to his game! And big things do happen, but not what he expects!
When you read "Sticks" you won't believe what happens - but maybe - you'll just want to believe!

Product Details

BN ID:	2940013034464
Publisher:	walt sautter
Publication date:	08/21/2011
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	320 KB

About the Author

Walt Sautter. I have taught chemistry and physics for forty years and am have been retired for nine years. Additionally, I coached wrestling for seventeen years. I have been married to for forty-two years and have two children.
All of this has absolutely nothing to do with my writing! Here’s what does.
When I was still teaching, many times I heard complaints from my colleagues in the English department about the poor writing skills of their students. Many times, these comments were voiced in an arrogant, condescending tone and that always bothered me. I felt if they all knew how to write well, then they wouldn’t need a teacher. It was the teacher’s job to help improve their skills, not continually complain about them.
I was frequently tempted to reply with “Well what have you written?” Of course I never did, because I feared their possible reply, “You haven’t written anything either?”
That thought became my motivation to write “The Three Dollar Phoenix” just so I could answer their anticipated retort with, “Yes I have, I’ve written a book!”
After I finished “The Three Dollar Phoenix”, I found that I really enjoyed writing and continued to write.
I have also written, "Sticks - A Golfer's Tale", "Coach", "Fish Farm", "The Divine Comedy MMIX" and “The Blood of Judas”.

Editorial Reviews

What a great book it is. I read it from front to back as soon as I got it. I couldn't put it down. It had everything. Funny, sad, joy and sorrow, It could be better than "The Greatest Game Ever Played". It was that good, Thanks again for such a great story.

Mike P.

You let me see every shot Andrews made in my mind. I liked the flow. I enjoyed not knowing where you were going with Bob's story. Thanks for the fun.

Sally G

I read the book today. Good job! i really it. It has an interesting "mystic" feel to it. I didn't see the end coming. Congrats again on a job well done.

Steve Politi