Lee Bong-cheol: Golf Meets the Humanities

My life needs to be flexible in which direction it is. Golf is a meeting chapter for many people. A round is an unexpected experience of a variety of mental and physical clarity, darkness, crooked, and pleasantly varied. If you go to the point where the driver shot and the green is captured in the center of Fairway, you will find that there are many deborough marks. That's the trail of millions of golfers. The footprints left in the bunker, the many golf balls that are stuck in the seams and the marks that millions of golfers have passed through... It's a sign of what happens on the golf course in a regular way. Life is like a road. Golf is also a miniature of life. Change and tension, a shifting roller coaster, you must not give up. Golf critic Grant Rice only has two technologies on golf. The other eight are philosophy, humor, tragedy, romance, melod drama, friendship, fellowship, stubbornness and spoken language. Tests humanity. The preparation of life in the lives of Western geniuses begins at nothing and moves to peace. Golf swings go from the top to the top of the swing. It's a life-long swing and a life that releases the debris of life. The book has been written to competitive, pragmatic moderns about the stability of the psychology of the mind, through the lives of geniuses, seeking to find practical wisdom and character. In the end, to bring life and golf together, we need to build a big data mechanism that makes it possible to discover new things.

Korean title: 골프가 인문학을 만나다

Korean author: 이봉철

Korean publisher: 지상사

ISBN-13: 9788965022855