Up and Down: Victories and Struggles in the Course of Life

A longtime fan, who doesn't read a lot of sports reports or social media on sports figures. This book gave me a better understanding of someone I've enjoyed watching throughout the years playing a game I'm very passionate about. Can't wait to see Bubba as the US Ryder Cup captain!

I really enjoyed reading Bubba's book. Enlightening how he shared his ups AND his downs. Very encouraging for young sports men and women. Loved the way he shared his faith too. Recommend.

Loved this book by an incredible young man. Not only a world class golfer but a true class act. Never had a golf lesson but began the game from bottom up. Every father should buy this book for a teenage son, especially those that enjoy game of golf. Not only this but a two time Masters winner. Well written.

Enjoyed the stories and inside look at who Bubba Watson is and how he achieved success. The way Watson tells his story provides a good inside look at his focus and the support he received to be successful on the PGA. Well rounded details of the support from parents, wife, friends, and business associates, supporting his drive to become a golf professional.

Great and easy read for any sports fan and non sports fan who want a peek into Bubba Watson’s real life off course. I’ve always been a fan of Bubba and now I like him even more. Kuddos to him for speaking out about mental health we need to see this more in the sports industry.

Loved story of his wife and family. Very apologetic to his caddie Teddy as well. He really always wants to do RIGHT and right his wrongs. Admittedly was cocky and bratty. However humbled by PGA Tour. Extremely grateful & loyal to his family, God, friends and equipment company, PING.

Great read and insight into Bubba. All golfers should read andBelieve. I now likeBubba more than I already did.. PATE

I rarely provide reviews on products or books but this was disappointing. I had high expectations that we'd get insight into both Bubba's ups and his downs. Unfortunately it lacked any depth on his downs other than saying lots of tour players didn't like his on course behavior and as a result, didn't like him. His wife and caddie were instrumental in bringing attention to this reality. It also didn't go into any depth related to mental health issues other than he lost a lot of weight at one point. I couldn't tell why that occurred or specifically how he rectified it.Most of the book focused on the ups. His story about not making the 2016 Ryder Cup was supposed to leave the reader thinking he was being selfless asking to be an assistant captain where, as told, focused on how happy he was thinking others now viewed him differently for it. I was left feeling the entire book was trying to get me to think he really is a good guy. After reading the book I heard he and his caddie split. I expect the caddie couldn't take him anymore.To make matters worse, the book also was poorly written, repeating things in multiple chapters.Save your money.

Exactement ce que je m’attendais, merci !