Faldo has been branded one of the coldest men in British sport—at times better known for being aloof, arrogant, and self-obsessed than for winning three Open Championships and three U.S. Masters. But after 30 years as a professional golf player, his career continues to reach highs and his influence is even stronger than it was in the 1980s. What has driven Britain's most successful and most complex player to remarkable success? From golf superstardom to failed marriages and inexplicable losses in form, the updated edition of Nick Faldo: Driven analyzes exactly what motivates this seemingly inscrutable man.
Dale Concannon is the author of The Ryder Cup and is a regular contributor to Golf World and Golf Monthly magazines.