This book investigates the intersection of professional golf strategy and the observational humor of a beloved British entertainer. Ronnie Corbett, a renowned comedian and avid golfer, collaborates with professional golfer Clive Clark to demystify the sport for the casual enthusiast. The text utilizes a blend of technical golf instruction and anecdotal humor to frame the game as both a serious pursuit and a source of lighthearted frustration. By pairing professional expertise with a comedic perspective, the authors aim to make the complexities of the course accessible and entertaining for readers of all skill levels.

The book is regarded as a lighthearted, accessible entry into golf literature that prioritizes personality and entertainment alongside basic instruction. Its tone reflects the specific comedic style of its author, making it a distinct artifact of 1980s British sports-humor writing.