The twentieth anniversary edition of the classic work-the bestselling golf instruction book ever and hailed as “the golfer’s equivalent of The Elements of Style” (THE BRAND NEW York Times)-includes a new introduction with a prominent golfer, twenty new illustrations, and never-before-published materials through the Penick family archives.

Probably the most beloved golf book of all time, Harvey Penick’s Little Red Book is becoming required reading for everyone players and fans of the overall game, from beginners to about Harvey Penick’s Little Red Book seasoned pros.

The legendary Harvey Penick, whom Sports Illustrated called the “Socrates of the golf world,” began his golfing career like a caddie in Austin, Texas, at the age of eight, and over the course of nearly a hundred years worked with an incredible array of champions. Within this traditional book, which is named for the reddish colored notebook he usually kept, Penick’s simple, direct, practical wisdom pares apart the hypertechnical jargon that’s developed across the swing movement, and allows all golfers, whatever their level, play their finest.

This twentieth-anniversary edition includes a treasure trove of rare images through the Penick family archives, commemorates Penick’s lasting achievement having a moving new foreword by 2012 Ryder Cup captain Davis Love III-whose father discovered the game under Penick’s tutelage-and reminds golfers everywhere to “take dead aim.”