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Following Through by Echo Point Books & Media – Classic Golf Essays by Herbert Warren Wind

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Echo Point Books & Media presents Following Through, a newly reissued collection that gathers 27 Herbert Warren Wind essays from 1962 through 1984. Wind, a keen observer and storyteller, threads character, course, and competition into a luminous portrait of golf's landscape.

What makes this collection special

  • 27 treasured Wind essays spanning two decades of golf history
  • Essays originally published in The New Yorker, now gathered in one volume
  • A careful reissue with thoughtful presentation that honors Wind's precise, story-driven voice
  • Ships from Vermont

Highlights to discover

  • A thoughtful piece on the 50th Anniversary Masters Tournament
  • The dramatic 1964 US Open victory by Ken Venturi after a legendary comeback
  • Profiles of modern champions and celebrated players of the past
  • Paeans to famed courses such as Augusta National and Royal Dornoch
  • A touching tribute to Bing Crosby from 1977, celebrating the singer's relation to the game

Reading experience and audience

Wind's writing blends character, setting, and game history into a narrative that feels intimate and observant. Expect lush course descriptions, character sketches, and tournament moments that invite reflection rather than blunt instruction. The collection appeals to longtime golf fans and curious newcomers alike, offering context, atmosphere, and a window into golf's cultural tapestry.

Whether you savor the quiet drama of a single shot, the personality of a clubhouse, or the arc of a season, Following Through invites you to slow down and listen to Wind's voice. It's a heritage read that complements a shelf of golf lore and sports writing alike.

Edition notes

Includes 27 pieces from 1962 to 1984, spanning Wind's contributions to The New Yorker and beyond, with careful editorial care for readability and flow.

Why this matters for readers

For collectors and casual readers, this book offers a curated window into golf's past, rich with observation, humor, and respect for the game's places and players.

FAQ

Q: What is Following Through about?

A: A collection of 27 Herbert Warren Wind golf essays from 1962–1984, exploring courses, players, and tournaments.

Q: Who is this edition for, and what makes it special?

A: A newly reissued selection from The New Yorker era, celebrating Wind’s insightful storytelling, ships from Vermont.

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