The Golf Record System: Create a Permanent Record of Every Round with Easy-to-Use Software and Step-by-Step Instructions to Improve Your Game

Harley-Rudd, Neil-Monticelli

ISBN 10: 0762436557 / ISBN 13: 9780762436552

Published by Running Press, 2009

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: The Golf Record System: Create a Permanent Record of Every Round with Easy-to-Use Software and Step-by-Step Instructions to Improve Your Game
• Publisher: Running Press
• Publication Date: 2009
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0762436557
• ISBN 13: 9780762436552
• Binding: Hardcover
• Condition: New

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Synopsis

Now you can create a perfect-to-give, easy-to-use, beautiful-to-keep digital record of your golf scores for every round, on every course. Step-by-step software—Mac or PC compatible!—comes with templates, simple instructions, and full-screen shots to show the user how to use the files, customize the records, and print them out. These features let the player keep track of details like course, weather, time, other players, yardage, and par for each hole, and even add photos! The book covers golf instruction, tips, handicaps, terminology, score-keeping, and how to use the software. No other golf record keeper includes software, and no how-to-golf computer programs allow the user to create such detailed and customized print-outs.

This special edition is perfect for gift-giving or to track your own progress as you tackle the back nine, traps, hazards, and the urge to throw your clubs out of the cart!

About the Author

Neil-Monticelli Harley-Rudd is a member of Swiss-based AIPS (International Sports Journalists' Association), and has over two decades of experience in the sports arena, covering numerous international events. He has played golf around the globe, reviewed golf facilities at five-star hotels, and written for www.worldsport.com, Golf Punk magazine, and www.hole.it. Despite a handicap of 16, he once made headlines in English national newspapers for his golfing prowess when he hit a birdie—unfortunately that “birdie” was a Canadian goose!