Learn kenosis, you will appreciate and enjoy your golfing experience after reading the book.

Give me that ol' time golf and religion! For fans who remember when Hustler magazine founder Larry Flynt discovered how poorly porn and religion went together will appreciate Peck's attempt to bring together the past time of golf and god. While the book does help the case of duffers who need a rationale to avoid Sunday worship services, Peck's hyper-political correctness (M.'s actually refers to "Her Kingdom" in describing heaven) makes for an unreadable mess. The cliched division of the book into 18 chapters around imaginary holes Peck "designs" to teach us spiritual lessons comes across as plain weird. In short, as Tim Tebow has taught us religion and sport don't go great together.