Majosta: Cocktails and Range Balls — A Golf Memoir of Addiction and Redemption

Behind the Scenes on the Green and Beyond

There’s the life everyone sees—and then there’s the one you live when the crowds go home. Majosta presents Cocktails and Range Balls: One's Too Many, Ten's Not Enough, a memoir that follows nearly two decades of a pro golfer’s ascent and the quiet shadow that followed. From Pebble Beach fairways to the high-stakes drama of PGA Tour Sundays, the narrative traces a career built on precision, reputation, and relentless pursuit—and the moments when that pursuit began to erode the self that holds it all together.

What starts as a few drinks to steady nerves becomes a slow unraveling that touches every chapter of life, from the hotel lobbies to the quiet of early mornings on the range. This is not a sports tale about triumph alone; it’s a candid look at identity, and what happens when the thing that defined you begins to fade. The voice is raw, unflinching, and deeply human—inviting readers to witness a journey from the edge of losing everything to the possibility of a new beginning.

What you’ll feel turning each page

Readers will find a vivid, sensory-driven portrait of life in the spotlight: the scent of fresh-cut grass mingling with café steam, the glow of stadium lights, the hush between shots, and the loneliness that can linger long after the crowd’s roar fades. The author’s storytelling anchors you in real moments—both triumphant and fragile—without glamorizing the struggle.

• A candid account of a professional golf career, its rituals, and the pressures that accompany public life.
• A focused examination of identity beyond a single vocation and the questions that arise when a lifelong credential feels in doubt.

Two realities you’ll relate to

• Late-night reflections after a missed cut, and the uneasy search for meaning beyond the scoreboard.
• The challenge of rebuilding a sense of self when the sport that defined you is no longer the heartbeat of daily life.

Majosta crafts this narrative with care, aiming to illuminate possibilities rather than dictate a path. The memoir invites readers to consider how one might redefine success, find resilience, and move forward with honesty and hope—without promising easy answers or quick fixes.