Monty: The Autobiography
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| Rating | : | 4.41 (514 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1409136639 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 288 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-08-28 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
It is a book about one of the greatest golfing characters in the world trying to achieve a personal and professional balance. The autobiography of Colin Montgomerie, the triumphant Ryder Cup captain and one of Britain's most successful golfers.Colin Montgomerie is a golfing legend. And it is about a true hero of the Ryder Cup.. After completing his education in America, where he benefited from a golf scholarship, Colin turned professional in 1987, beginning a truly remarkable career.Even with more than 40 international tournament victories and eight European Order of Merit titles to his name, Monty is perhaps best known for his amazing contributions to the European Ryder Cup team, eight times as a player, winning five times and undefeated in singles, and most recently as a victorious
The search for a decent sports autobiography continues I recently watched Colin Montgomerie stripe it down the stretch at Woburn on the way to his first win on the Euro Senior Tour. His swing as good as ever, his demeanour (fairly) relaxed by Monty's standards. Does this book reveal the inner workings of this great golfer? Does it heck.Monty is an oddity. Like most top golfers he is highly competitive, like most golfers he is unable to unravel the workings of his competitive nature in prose. This book is a list of Ryder cups won, tournaments competed in, majors nearly won and so on.Unli
He has played in the last eight Ryder Cups, and is still unbeaten in the singles after his heroic performance in the 2006 tournament.Visit Colin Montgomerie's website at colinmontgomerie and follow him on Twitter at https://twitter/montgomeriefdn. Colin Montgomerie has been Great Britain's most successful golfer of the last decade or more, winning the E
Everyone looks up to him. He is as good as it getsThe irresistible and, let's face it, irreplaceable Colin MontgomerieDAILY TELEGRAPH