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Description edit
A duffer's odyssey on the public links from Maine to Key West. A golfing everyman takes us on a pilgrimage, playing public golf courses along Route 1 down the east coast of the United States. From his first round with French-Canadian partners amidst the potato fields of northern Maine to... read more
Ridiculously Simplified Synopsis edit
Characters/People edit
- Tony: Add a description of this character.
- John
- Sam
- Jeff
- Joe
- Paul
- Willie
- Dan
- Rob
- Stacey
- Frank
- Richard
- Barbara
- Mario
- Howard
- Bret
- Wanda
- Donald Ross
- Charlie
- Laura Walker
- Chris
- Adam
- Natalie
- Larry
- Lyons
- Tim
- Chase
- Yves
- Van Cortlandt
- Dick
- Todd
- Wyman
- Ryan
- Bill Kerrigan
- Bobby Jones
- Claude
- Patrick
- Vannie
- Koji
Setting & Locations edit
- Maine
- Pinehurst
- Florida
- Georgia
- New York
- Richmond
- Boston
- America
- Virginia
- Manhattan
- Washington
- Jersey City
- Cobb
- Augusta
- Vidalia
- Massachusetts
- New Jersey
- New England
- Waycross
- Philadelphia
- Key West
- United States
- Fort Kent
- Calais
- North Carolina
- Connecticut
- Jacksonville
- Brooklyn
- Norwalk
- Cape Arundel
- Portland
- East Coast
- South Carolina
- Raleigh
- Pennsylvania
- Wyncote
- Rockland
- Belmont
- Columbia
- New Brunswick
- Pompano
- Newark
- Tennessee
- Lincoln Park
- Providence
- East Potomac
- Northport
- Machias
First Sentence edit
My tires crunched to a stop in the gravel parking lot of the Fort Kent Golf Club, a nine-hole course on a hillside three miles west of Fort Kent, Maine.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Charles Slack (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 796.35206874
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