Let the Big Dog Eat: Commonsense Lessons, Course-Tested Strategies, and Profound Wisdom to Master Golf

Take your best shot at improving your golf game with this humorous yet practical guide for players of all skill levels.

Looking to take your golf game to the next level? In Let the Big Dog Eat, author and avid golfer Aaron Brogan perfectly blends entertaining anecdotes from his life growing up as a competitive golfer in Maine with the actionable lessons he has learned in all aspects of the game.

Alongside practical tips and tricks to help you be successful on the course, Brogan introduces you to everything from the history of this ancient game to the unwritten rules of golf, all with a cheeky and sardonic tone that is sure to entertain as much as it does inform. Having this knowledge builds the perfect foundation for tackling the fundamentals of playing golf, including Brogan's tried-and-true methods for:

Perfecting your swing Choosing the right club for every situation Mastering the art of chipping Setting up a successful putt Improving your scoring skills And so much more!

Whether the course is your second home or you've just discovered what a driver is, Let the Big Dog Eat will be your friendly guide as you learn to perfect your techniques, lower your golf scores, and simply enjoy the game as much as possible!

Author: Aaron Brogan
Publisher: VeloPress
Published: 11/26/2024
Pages: 224
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.70lbs
Size: 7.90h x 5.90w x 0.60d
ISBN: 9781646047420

About the Author
Aaron Brogan is an attorney living in New York. His professional practice focuses on the regulation of technology, with a particular focus on cryptocurrency.

Brogan began playing golf as a child in Maine, and grew to play competitively through his teenage years. Since then, through lifes many turns, golf has been his constant companion. Besides golf, Brogan writes about public policy, economics, and metaethics. He spends his leisure time travelling the world--climbing mountains, riding motorcycles, and making the most of his short time on Earth. In this pursuit, he admires Leonard Cohen, Billy Joe Shaver, and Josef Koudelka. He is also an avid photopgrapher and publishes is work at @barsons_baddies on Instagram.