5 stars (A satisfying and most enjoyable tour of scenic greenery) - Compiled by an editor of Golfweek magazine, A Walk In The Park is a showcase of 100 top-notch golf courses, divided into those created before 1960 and those designed after. Sweeping full-color photography offers a dazzling view of rolling hills, while the text describes the nuances of each course in detail, including figures for par, yards, and slope, Golfweek's waitings, and a background of the history and special features of each. A satisfying and most enjoyable tour of scenic greenery and sports grounds. ... Sports Publishing :: United States - General :: Sports & Recreation :: Sports :: Golf - General :: Golfweek Magazine :: Bradley S Klein :: Tom Fazio :: :: A Walk in the Park- Golfweek-s Guide to America-s Best Clasic and Modern Golf Courses
5 stars (Great Book by a Great Player and a Great Person!) - I had the opportunity to meet Roger Craig at a charity basketball game last fall and he seemed like a great guy. Being a lifelong 49er's fan, I was thrilled to find out that one of my favorite players of all time had a book coming out. It's a nice, light, and insightful read that can be done in one sitting but the stories and lessons that "Catfish" provides will stay with you for a long time. A definite must for any fan of the "Team of the 80's" and also an interesting read for any NFL fan. Thanks for all of the great memories Roger! 4 stars (An enjoyable cruise through the 49ers' glory days!) - Honestly, if everyone reading this review was a San Francisco football fan, I would have given the book five stars. But I have to be fair! This book is a very easy read, and you cannot help but admire Roger Craig to the nth degree. You can really tell what kind of a football warrior this guy was by reading how he trained, and how he played with pain. Reading some of his anecdotes about the glory years put a smile on my face, and would do the same for any Niner fan. The only criticism I have regarding this book is the lack of depth (people who like light and easy reads would probably not agree with my assessment here). I already knew many of the stories Craig wrote about, and the ones I didn't know about were not explained in great detail. The best part of the book was Craig describing the deterioration of his and Eddie DeBartolo's relationship following Craig's fumble in the 1990 NFC Championship game against the New York Giants. One thing Craig fails to mention was his decline in productivity over his last year with S.F. being the chief reason he was let go via Plan B Free Agency. Craig's positive outlook on life beams off the pages of " Tales from the San Francisco 49ers Sideline ". If I had ever played in the NFL, I would want the dedication, toughness, and skill of Roger Craig by my side. 5 sta... Sports Publishing :: Sports & Recreation :: Sports :: Football - Professional :: Football - General :: Matt Maiocco :: Roger Craig :: Bill Walsh :: :: Tales from the San Francisco 49ers Sideline
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