Now I’m sure that there are plenty of golf sites that have similar lists.  It’s not that important if this is the best list to me.  But you can read the list here:   Top 10 Golf Movies.

This got me to thinking of those conversations that I’ve heard about what is the best golf movie of all time or what is your favorite golf movie.  For me it was a hard one.  Ultimately, I love Caddy Shack, maybe it’s my weird sense of humor.

So now the question comes to you golfers.  What is your favorite golf movie?  I’ve created a short poll to see what everyone thinks.    Take a minute and fill out our poll:

I will post the results in about a week and see what all you golf nuts think.  My vote went to Caddyshack.

And by the way, if you don’t see one that you think should be added, just leave a comment below and I’ll add it.

There are a number of great golf books that I have really enjoyed, but I have two favorites.
The first is “Harvey Penick’s Little Red Book”. This easy to read book is a collection of 60 years of keeping his teaching notes on the golf swing in a red notebook and reflects Harvey Penick’s vast wisdom about the game.
This book is filled with simple, but effective golf advice and teachings and many of the thought processes from this book I still use in my game today. If you haven’t read this book you are missing some of the best teaching on golf and the golf swing ever put on paper.
Another book that I love is an entertaining best seller called “A Good Walk Spoiled” by John Feinstein. This book isn’t a teaching book but chronicles the 1993 PGA season as Feinstein followed the professional golfers throughout that year.
The book is funny, insightful, and a great view into the men’s Professional Golf Tour. You get to know the pros up close and understand that, in their own way, they get just as frustrated as we do with this game we call golf.
I hope that I haven’t insulted the many golfers and writers who have penned great stories and advice about the golf swing and the game of golf. These two books are just my personal favorites of the many that I have read and enjoyed.