Tremendous insight into the life of the funniest and kindest man in all of sports.

I have read many of Feinstein’s books, this one is good, but not his best. The subject is a funny, multilayered, and interesting character who is well detailed by the author. One oddity and not necessarily enjoyable oddity of the book is that subsequent chapters tend to retell highlights from previous chapters as if a TV series saying “last week on Feherty...” Unsure whether this was to hi-light the funniest or most interesting part of the book or to remind the reader where they have been, but felt like trying to fill more pages with the same anecdotes to unnecessarily bolster the next chapters. Overall, a good read about a unique man.

A delightful book. David Feherty has never given up on his life and career. Although he has had many reasons to some self made others he had no control over. With the help of a network of true friends he has survived and continues to give back to others not as fortunate. No one writes better about golf and the people who make up the sport than John Feinstein.

Poorly written and horribly edited. Many repetitive passages and long stretches with no point. Feinstein has done much better.