Jennifer Wines, a financial adviser, wrote a book titled “Invisible Wealth”. It’s a love letter to the relationships that make life worth living and encapsulates the Rich Golf Guys philosophy.

As she points out: “Relationship capital is an intangible super-asset that is foundational to all progress.” (on and off the Golf course, we might add). Amen.

It’s not the perfect drive or the low score that keeps us coming back—it’s the people we share the game with. David Feherty’s fictional story of rivaling golf clubs introduces a cast of characters that reminds us of the many relationships we forge on the course. Chances are, you will find them all in your own foursome.