Majosta Now on the Tee: Me! – The Extraordinary Golf Life of a Very Ordinary Golfer (Memoir)

Experience a life on the links

Majosta presents Now on the Tee: Me!, a memoir by David Shults that follows a 65-year journey through the sport. The narrative blends personal adventures with sharp observations about putting, course dynamics, and golf culture, inviting readers to feel the rhythm of a day on the course—from the crack of a well-struck drive to the hush after a missed putt.

Rather than a mere chronicle, the book weaves memory and insight into a tapestry of moments that shaped a lifelong love of golf. Readers will encounter scenes painted with sensory detail—the scent of fresh-cut grass after dawn, the creak of leather on a weathered bag, the shimmer of ocean air along a famed coastline, and the tactile satisfaction of a club meeting a pristine ball. This is golf writing that aims to be inviting, reflective, and vivid, without promising a specific outcome beyond a richer connection to the game.

Never-before-heard stories and legendary company

The author shares intimate, never-before-heard anecdotes about golf greats such as Arnold Palmer, Sam Snead, Jack Nicklaus, Gene Sarazen, Gary Player, Ben Crenshaw, Tom Weiskopf, Doug Sanders, and Jackie Burke, along with insights from the World Golf Hall of Fame experience. These reflections come from years of travel, competition, and conversation on courses around the world.

• Behind-the-scenes glimpses of golfing luminaries and their moments on tour
• Thoughtful observations about putting techniques and the feel of the game

A tour of iconic courses and the spirit of travel

From the storied fairways of St. Andrews to the cliffside greens of Pebble Beach and the tropical greens of Kapalua, the journey spans remarkable landscapes. The author also outlines his 25 favorite courses, offering what makes each stand out for players of all levels.

• Vivid descriptions of greens, wind, water, and the textures of different landscapes
• Practical takes on what makes a course memorable for the average golfer

Who this book is for

Ideal for golf enthusiasts, players seeking a human perspective on the sport, and families who enjoy sport storytelling and travel narratives, this memoir invites readers to see golf as a shared experience across generations.

Reading experience

The tone blends memory with curiosity, offering possibilities and perspectives rather than guarantees. Readers may find new ways to appreciate the game, celebrate its history, and imagine future rounds with friends and family.