Park Young-soo: Golf Guide for Children

* Hot golf history, with hearts running through! In the IMF era, in the last round, the Parkser didn't give up his water prices and took off his shoes and socks and put his foot in Watershad. The Parkserry finally won the game of the game, which gave our people a great deal of hope in the economy. Golf, which fascinated the hearts of the people. What else is there to play with golf? This book is from the birth of golf to the social cultural background, core golf rules and terminology, and a great player story. It's a very clear collection of the meaning and the record, following the origins and history of golf. And as you follow that flow, you see golf history and glamour that penetrates the mind. King James II of Scotland, who had banned golf from training for the arts, said he enjoyed it a lot when he tried golf on the back. Learning about golf, with its fun history, and all sorts of knowledge and information, gives you a comprehensive understanding of the world. I hope that we'll meet with a wider world through golf, and build our depth of thought and thought. *It turns out more and more fun golf stories! In golf, a ball of tea shot goes into the hall at once, and it's called a Hallman. It's very difficult to hit the ball and blow it away into a little hole, so if you succeed, you're excited. Tiger Woods, called Emperor Golf, has a official hall record of only three times. But how do you determine the size of the hall?

Korean title: 어린이를 위한 골프 안내서

Korean author: 박영수

Korean publisher: 풀과바람

ISBN-13: 9788983892225