Tuey's Course by Authorhouse – Golf-Inspired Social Drama

Overview: Prairie Winds and the Golf Course as a Stage

Set near the aging greens of Prairie Winds Golf Course on the east side of St. Louis, Tuey's Course weaves a tense social landscape into a human-scale fable. Tuey O'Tweety, a black businessman, faces daily bias as he navigates a world that seems set against him. The narrative builds its atmosphere through sensory detail—the quiet hush before the first tee, the tang of coffee in the pro shop, the creak of a wooden door, and the rustle of bag straps as players gather for a round.

Harassment grows into a daily nuisance, and Tuey finds himself drawn into a larger cast of characters who frequent Prairie Winds. An odd connection lands him with an eclectic group of golfing misfits, each carrying their own motives and stories. The novel follows head pro J Dub Schroeder and his brother Curt as they open the clubhouse doors to a man trying to escape hardship. One by one a Catholic priest, a greedy banker, a local farmer, a retired luxury car dealer, a Japanese businessman, an evangelistic preacher, and a college football referee weave their lives into Tuey's plight. The world of black and white becomes intertwined with a thread of fantasy that invites readers to notice what lies beneath everyday life.

What you’ll experience

• Characters whose choices illuminate complex social dynamics without sermonizing.
• A layered narrative that uses golf as a lens for community, ambition, and resilience.
• Vivid scenes: clubhouse chatter, seasonal light on the greens, and the weight of daily decisions.
• Dialogue-driven tension where integrity, trust, and aspiration intersect with political and financial pressures.

Who this book is for

• Readers who enjoy character-driven fiction with social themes and a golf setting.
• Fans of literary drama that blends realism with a touch of fantasy to explore belonging.
• Anyone curious about how unlikely friendships can reshape a familiar community.
• Those who appreciate stories that explore multiple perspectives without promising certainty.

Authorhouse invites you to step onto the Prairie Winds stage and consider the possibilities that arise when people, places, and sports intersect. Tuey's Course offers a thoughtful look at resilience, understanding, and community—presented through a narrative that many readers already love to devour on a rainy afternoon or a quiet evening.