Explores the plights of those brow-beaten golfers who have been hopelessly hooked on the game for decades but to their collective dismay, have never been even average -- much less competent -- at playing the game they love. This hilarious book, perhaps the first every written for duffers by a member of their ranks, offers compelling evidence why a fellow duffer can give more relevant evidence on how to improve duffers' feeble golf games then perhaps a professional can. Author Dennis Vannatta's often outrageously funny advice on how to improve and how to save money contains countless lessons learned and humorous anecdotes about his frequently frustrating 40-year love affair with golf that will entertain not only duffers, but newcomers, accomplished players and anyone who loves the game -- or enjoys side-splitting laughter.