;inluv asked nlu tt) write die Foreword for his L<~cml<br > This will be his ei<~hD~-seeond book. I fed honourud<br >inatint~ to learn of his nlanv varied interests froln bei<br >.l~e economist and industrialist with outstandin{ suut<br >Jin~ the Formula 1 %rld (]hampionship title with th<br > ) )<br >.is laeil:l~ ear I，I，XI. Ii] the process every European an<br >:all honour w~ts collected. Add to this Louis pi()nuerJ<br >that made the world s circuits safer for the (7，i~ind Pri<br >lie has touched the fringe of 111ally further achievcinc<br >lc finds and Call pursue all area where he or she e~ill<br >c<>mttlitmu#lt， life can t)o very satisfyinO，. Louis has I)~<br >)lo to accomplish this feat in many diffurunt fields.<br >his book and sue how thoroughly Louis Stanluv capri<br >~ aspect ()f ~()lf in (7，teat Britain， the [Tllitud Status ant<br >the w()rld is :lt)s()lutelv ast()ulldin~， lie takes his read<br >the history of <~olf， froill its bu~，innin<4 up t() :l st:irtlin~<br >ledge of Ti~er Woods and the prusell_t. L<~umls qf (;o!<br > ( S <o<br >the )tit<~tandin~， amateurs and protussionals :ii ()tiilcl t<br >，his :l special insight into St Andrews (]lonlc ()f the 1{I<br >iciunt)， the hlasturs in Ati~，usta， (ieoi-~，ia， the I~，vdcr (，<br >!s， and :i very interesting， analysis of various (~hainpl(<br >ir swings. It is difficult to fathom the research eff()rt t<br >，t() his marvellous treatise. ()tir favouritc ~:llllU eul-tail<br >; l，()uis Stanley :111 enormous debt of O， ratitudu f()r thu<br >. workload he ~lSStlllles :llld administrates ill eOlllleeti<br > with its rllallV facets.<br >l~ f()r myself， pr()4russive exercise with wui~hts， runn<br >t!n<~ aru the 1host w(mdurful diseovurius that 1 have e，<br >ilium I have llOt touched a O， olf club ill over ten Veal S，<br >