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'Payne Stewart was the last of golf's great swingers. In The Last Stand, Kevin Robbins has
captured the man's game and style and too-short life for eternity.'―Michael Bamberger, author
ofMen in Green'Robbins delves convincingly into the agonizing nitty-gritty of what it takes to miss
one less fairway per round, convert one more up-and-down and make one more crucial putt-the
tiny improvements that spell the difference between winning a tournament and finishing in the
middle of the pack.'―The Wall Street Journal'Riveting and heartbreaking...Focus[ing] on the
final year of Stewart's life while expertly weaving in biographical details...Robbins provides both
highly detailed and memorable accounts of Stewart's tournaments...Powerful...This excellent
biography is sure to please many a golf aficionado.'―Publishers Weekly'Few public men have
been more obviously flawed than brash, big-mouthed, attention-seeking Payne Stewart, and a
slew of his contemporaries might seem better qualified to embody that era. Yet Kevin Robbins has
pulled off the impossible: By charting Stewart's herky-jerk walk from brattishness to humility, while
illuminating his play as the last-gasp of a golf now gone forever, he has revealed in his subject a
largeness, a grace, that even Stewart never dreamed he had. So buy in -- and buckle up. Robbins'
meticulously-reported work on Stewart's last hours stands as some of the finest writing on flight --
both its beauty and horrors -- published in years.'―S.L. Price,Sports Illustrated senior writer
and author of Playing Through the Whistle: Steel, Football, and An American Town
'Kevin Robbins knows golf, and he has brought energy and verve to the task of unraveling Payne
Stewart's enigmatic life. This is a wise and beautifully written book about the inner life and journey
of a gifted athlete.'―Wil Haygood, author ofThe Butler'Compelling and well told.'―Booklist
'Around Payne Stewart's life, and death, mystique has grown. Kevin Robbins makes it all so lucid
and real. There's brilliant reporting here, great humanity, and writing as memorably stylish as
Stewart's famed plus fours. Reading this, the gallery will roar.'―Gary M. Pomerantz, author,
The Last Pass: Cousy, Russell, the Celtics, and What Matters in the End Read more Kevin
Robbins is an award-winning veteran sports writer and the author of Harvey Penick, co-winner of
the 2017 Herbert Warren Wind International Book Award. He has written for The New York Times,
Texas Monthly, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, the Austin American-Statesman, The Memphis
Commercial Appeal, Golf.com, and Golf Journal. He teaches journalism at the University of Texas
at Austin. Read more