Bobby Jobe is a phenomenally talented golfer with a terrible attitude. Leading a major tournament in the final round, he gets distracted, as he always does, and blows the lead. He takes his fury out on his caddy, Henry “Greyhound” Mote, who leaves him in the middle of the round. Later, Henry spots Bobby obsessively practicing the shot that lost him the tournament. Overhead, the clouds of an approaching storm roll in, and as Henry watches, lightning strikes...and both of their lives are changed forever.

All Henry knows of Bobby since he saw the ambulance carry him away is that he has been permanently blinded. What he doesn’t know is that an extraordinary woman has come into Bobby’s life, and she’s resolved to get him back out on the green. Yes, blind golf. And she’s determined to enlist Henry in this quixotic quest.

A reporter abroad and in Washington DC for over two decades, Bob Cullen won an Overseas Press Club award for foreign reporting during his stint as Newsweek’s Moscow correspondent. Drawing on his experiences abroad, he has written four international thriller including Soviet Sources, a New York Times Notable Book. Hi is also the author of the nonfiction book, The Killer Department, also a Times Notable Book, about Russia’s notorious “Citizen X” serial killer. He has recently turned his writing talent to the game of golf, authoring Why Golf? The Mystery of the Game Revealed and co-authoring a best-selling series of books around the mental side of the game.