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With a foreword by Padraig Harrington
The four majors are the most exciting and important events of the golfing calendar. The Masters, US Open, The Open and the PGA: these are the tournaments by which we measure players’ careers.
In a year of dramatic twists and turns, the majors of 2015 did not disappoint. Rory McIlroy and Jordan Spieth vied for grand slams and the top spot; Zach Johnson proved that golf isn’t just a young man’s game; and Jason Day, after so many close calls, finally triumphed in one of the most emotional victories ever witnessed. Finally, after more than a decade of Tiger Woods’ domination, golf has entered the era of a new ‘big three’: Spieth, McIlroy and Day, promising an exciting rivalry at the top of the game that could last for years to come.
Using first-hand insights alongside interviews with the players, Iain Carter provides a fascinating account of golf’s most prestigious events, recapping the enthralling action of the year in which a new generation of young stars surged to the fore.
“Not only is this a thoroughly well researched and enjoyable book, it offers a deserved literary footprint for an epic golfing spell” – Ewan Murray, The Observer, Sport recommended reads 2015
“A fascinating history… [of] one of the most fascinating golfing years in decades, sure to be analysed and talked about for years to come. There is no shortage of captivating storylines … Iain Carter perfectly captures the drama and excitement.” – Golf Today
“Quality all round.” -- Irish Golf Desk
“Highly regarded BBC golf correspondent Iain Carter has teed-up “The Majors 2015,” telling the tale of a memorable golfing year from inside the ropes and the media tent ... Carter illuminates and enlightens the golf scene for Radio 5Live listeners and his latest book does much the same in print” -- Perthshire Advertiser
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