Pocket, Richmond Hill, ON, December 1971, Original Pocket Book Edition.  ISBN 0-671-77425-5.  MMPB, 160 pages.  Wraps show some edge and cover wear, reading creases on spine and along front spine edge; sticker residue at upper front corner; age toning; binding tight.  Interior clean and unmarked with tanned pages; faded splash mark on fore-edge not affecting interior pages.  ‘Golf is a funny game … it ain’t meant to be.  Westbrook Pegler described it as the most useless game ever devised to waste time and try the spirit of man.  Golfers lie, cheat, cry, curse, whine, pray, and drink to forget 109.  They will blame a bad shot on the wind, the club, the ball, the caddy, a partner, a hiccup, the course, god, and the international crises.  Golf is a funny game, but it can break your heart if you take it seriously.  Canadian humorist Al Boliska looks at the game in these pages and tells all.  The history of the game, its humor, its oddities, and the old chestnuts that duffers have been telling each other for years.’ (from rear wrap)