This is the follow on to the best selling book, Golf is not a Game of Perfect. In this book, each chapter is dedicated to a golfer that Rotella has worked with, ranging from tour player to amateur, addressing the struggle they were facing, or goal they were trying to reach, and how he dealt with the situation. For example, the first chapter talks about how Brad Faxon stayed in the present at the 1995 PGA Championship to shoot 63 and earn a spot on the 95 Ryder Cup team. Rotella takes you through that round almost hole by hole as well as the 95 Ryder Cup itself. Very insightful and entertaining. Each chapter is like that. Some of the other tour pro's he writes about are: Jay Delsing, Davis Love III, Val Skinner, Tim Simpson, Byron Nelson, Billy Mayfair, Dicky Pride, David Frost, Pat Bradley and Tom Kite. He also writes about various amateurs and how they obtained a goal they were trying to reach (like breaking 90) and he even has a chapter on how his dad came to golf. I'll guarantee that if you read this book your handicap will drop soon after.