How I Play Golf: Tiger Woods 2001

Tiger Woods, “How I Play Golf.” Warner Books, 2001. Published the year Woods completed the Tiger Slam. He was 25 and had just done what no player had done, held all four majors at the same time. The book is what he was willing to write down about the swing at that moment. Not a memoir, not a coffee-table piece. A technical manual, produced with the Golf Digest editorial team he had been writing his monthly column for since he turned pro in 1996. Materials. Hardcover with dust jacket. Full-color photography throughout. Condition. Photographed as received. Additional inspection notes available on request from admin@the3cc.com . Why it matters. This is Woods’s only instruction book from the top of his own mountain. Everything since, the swing changes with Haney, the collapse and rebuild with Foley, the post-fusion return, has been a departure from what’s on these pages. There is no second book. The window that produced this narrowed the following year, and nothing that has come out about Woods’s swing in the twenty-plus years since has replaced it.