Making the Turn, by Marjorie C. Feinstein, is an iconic slender edition of an introspective and sensitively transposed story concerning one woman's self-directed journey en route to learning the game of golf with the quest of hitting a hole-in-one How does a retired college professor turn into a golf junkie? "It was not all that complicated," Feinstein explains. Finding and keeping her focus was never one of her strong points, so the game of golf-which requires the concentration of Zen meditation-seemed the perfect way to learn about staying power. And she learned. She learned the clubs and the greens and the etiquette of the game. But she also learned who she is and who she can become. Each section of Making the Turn consists of an itinerary which the author believes will be part of the repertoire of strategies that every beginning or seasoned golfer needs to understand. A book about emotion, competition, and spirituality, she hopes Making the Turn will give rise to meanings far beyond the game itself. While the story tells the tale of one woman, its wisdom applies to a wide audience. More than just a game, golf, Feinstein admits, has changed her perception of the world-and the sun shines brighter now.