All Carry

“This wonderful tale is for all lovers of golf, especially the weekend hackers with embarrassing handicaps (like me). Now we have hope. If we can just find the magic clubs.”—John Grisham

“Wojciechowski, a long-time ESPN golf reporter, is making his fiction debut. . . . A father/son/unlikely friendship/comeback story all wrapped into one.”—Golf Digest

“Wojciechowski, who clearly knows of what he writes, has the wit and skill to pull it off. You’ll laugh and nod your head (as well as shake it) as this implausible, but hugely enjoyable, yarn unfolds.”—Links Magazine

“All Carry is the perfect novel for Masters week, or any week.”—Chicago Tribune

“Running is strictly forbidden at Augusta National Golf Club. But run don’t walk to your nearest bookseller—or order it online without haste—because All Carry, the debut novel from Gene Wojciechowski, which has its climax at the home of the Masters, is that good.”—Golfweek

“Written with a specificity that only comes from years of covering the sport, Gene Wojciechowski’s fiction debut, All Carry, is a father/son/unlikely friendship/comeback story that will no doubt become a classic.”—Chicago Golf Report

“Wojciechowski is a multiple-Emmy-winning golf writer, and his on-tour, inside-the-ropes experience, particularly at the Masters, makes this long-ball tale come to vivid, magical life. If you love the game, you will savor every page. All Carry is an instant classic!”—Steven Pressfield, bestselling author of The Legend of Bagger Vance

“A novel that is nothing short of magical. A great golf yarn spun with a true insider’s knowledge of the game, a supernatural set of clubs at its center, and the natural swing of a writer who masters the course. All Carry not only finds the target but also touches the heart.”—Tom Rinaldi, Fox Sports reporter and New York Times bestselling author of The Red Bandanna

“An enjoyable modern fable for players and fans alike.”—Kirkus Reviews

“In the feel-good debut novel from sportswriter Wojciechowski (coauthor of The Bus), a middle-aged golf reporter’s magic set of clubs alters his view of the game—and life. . . . Filled with colorful characters and enough hilarious one-liners for a comedy roast . . . this has a ton of heart. Golf enthusiasts ought to tee it up.”—Publishers Weekly