I had no idea what to expect when I purchased this book. It is 401 pages, but it doesn't read like 401 pages. The chapters are brief, and at the end of each chapter, the learning points are succinctly summarized in a brief section called "Big Ideas". If you're busy like me, managing to work long hours, care for a family, and of course play as much golf as possible, the book format is simply perfect. I'm a high handicapper, take lessons, and of course consume as much golf content as I can on any given day. Not to be cliché, but I haven't even completed Part 2 yet, and I have already lowered my scores and increased my enjoyment. I read Chapters 3 and 4 twice before moving on I liked them so much. The portion on managing expectations was tremendously impactful. You can tell the author's passion for helping people enjoy the game of golf. It permeates through his sharing of his experiences, thoughtful anecdotes, and the care that was taken to provide helpful insight, well-researched statistics, and perspective. I'll update this review when I complete the book, but I'm so happy with it to this point, I felt it important to post a review, in case it might aid others in making a purchasing decision. Play well, fellow golfers.