Review: Caddy Tales Book
An easy reading good chuckle
We all need a good chuckle from time to time. Life can be so depressing with its problems and failures. Reading about someone else having struggles on the course can bring a smile to our face.
Scott Werner writes about his experiences as a caddy. It allows the reader some insight into the life of a caddy and funny stories that come from his interaction with golfers.
This book is a collection of short stories from his career as a caddy. It is an easy read. I used it as my reading material on my return flight from my golfing vacation in Puerto Rico. I read the whole book on my iPad in about 3 hours. I’m probably an average reader. So it is not something that is going to go on and on for weeks to finish reading it.
Scott has good stories that bring a smile to your face and a fairly easy style of writing. A couple stories seemed to bog down in the details of the course, but most flowed nicely. I don’t want to give any of the stories away, but the guy that almost shot 400 was by far the best.
If you need a good laugh, a quick read and some insight into the life of a caddy, this is a nice little book for you. It is available in both print and e-reader formats.
Scott has good stories that bring a smile to your face and a fairly easy style of writing. A couple stories seemed to bog down in the details of the course, but most flowed nicely. I don’t want to give any of the stories away, but the guy that almost shot 400 was by far the best.
If you need a good laugh, a quick read and some insight into the life of a caddy, this is a nice little book for you. It is available in both print and e-reader formats.
For more information: CaddyTales
Quick Hits
+Easy read
+Funny stories
+Short book
–Some stories got bogged down in details
