Golf Swings
Product Description Songs about the experiences of people who play golf, ranging from the ridiculous to the sublime. A companion to the successful book Amazon.com For those who take their golf game seriously (really seriously), what could be better than an album of rock-, country-, and even rap-inspired songs about being a duffer? Pete and Fred Shoemaker, the guys behind Extraordinary Golf , obviously know a thing or two about the game (Fred's a golf pro, after all). All their songs are tales from the fairways, sung in a variety of wholesome but hilarious styles. "A Golf Lesson" is from the point of view of a young child perplexed about his daddy's fascination with the game, "Bogey Bob" is "Big Bad John" for the links (a parody the Shoemakers should have taken a mulligan on), and "Golfing Shoes" is a Broadway-styled ditty about a foursome of aging women who just won't give up the sport. Nongolfers may not get this disc, but the rest of us will find it endearing. --Jason Verlinde About the Artist Pete Shoemaker is a golfer, musician, and educational software designer who lives in the San Francisco Bay Area. Along with his brother Fred, he has written a very successful book about Fred's golf teaching methods entitled See more
Pete Shoemaker   Format: Audio CD
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