A superbly detailed account of an uprising in professional golf.

Andrew Cotter

If John le Carré decided to take on a golf story, this is the book he'd write… Carter takes us behind the scenes to help us better understand the origins of this existential moment for all of professional sports.

Geoff Shackelford, author of books including The Future of Golf

Detailed, revealing and at times shocking, Carter's insider position in golf's civil war gives him a unique insight into the carnage caused by LIV Golf's untold riches and just how deep the rifts in the pro game still run.

Gavin Newsham, award-winning golf writer and co-founder of Golf Punk

Few journalists are closer to the professional game than Iain Carter, who offers detailed and balanced insight on a civil war that has plagued golf during the most tempestuous period in the sport's history.

Alex Narey, author of The World's Greatest Golf Courses From Above

Golf Wars takes us inside [Carter's] sport just as it is being split down the middle … by candidly allowing the reader to see golf through a journalistic lens, Carter reveals as much about the media as he does about the sport

Ed Smith, New Statesman

As Arnold Palmer said, "golf is the closest game to the game we call life"; while this is the remarkable and entertaining story of a revolution in golf, it's also a sobering reminder of the way the world really works ... Iain Carter has been there through it all and applies his trademark integrity and gift for storytelling to a tale with more twists than a Major Championship.

Katherine Downes, BBC and Sky Sports commentator