Born in Scotland, the home of golf, you would think the game would come easy for someone like author Bill Reid. But alas, the game is a humbling one for golfers at all levels and so Bill doesn’t like to talk about his handicap (but he
does love to golf). As a professional educator, Bill found it natural to collect the pearls of wisdom of his golf mates from scenic Granite Pointe Golf Course in Nelson, British Columbia. Advice was and is freely given every Thursday night. The advice will resonate with golfers everywhere as it speaks to the very obvious problems which every striker of the ball faces when looking down at the ball and then to the hole in the ground which the ball should seek to find. “Should” is the operative word.
