A lifetime of technical writing, an unhealthy addiction to speed and a passion for playing golf have finally coalesced. The author has found his real voice in the pages of this book; a journey into his past played out across golf courses in wild places to the distant echo of racing engines. Reviews of Golf in the Wild, first print: I can only describe it as a cross between Bernard Darwin, Kate Atkinson and Jeremy Clarkson if such a thing can be imagined. A wonderful picaresque golfing tour through the loveliest parts of Northumberland, the Borders and the Highlands - David Shaw-Stewart, Traigh Golf Club. This book will appeal to readers who prefer quiet “hidden gems” to championship courses, particularly in Scotland and will evoke memories for those who were teenagers in the 60s - David Crossley, Scottish Golf by Train. “Golf in the Wild” is quirky, no doubt about it, and a right good read for golfer and non-golfer alike. Don’t put it back on that shelf - Gordon Chalmers, Round & About Mull.