Michael Bamberger was born in Patchogue, New York, in 1960. After graduating from the University of Pennsylvania in 1982, he spent a more than a decade as a newspaper reporter, followed by twenty-two years at Sports Illustrated. He has written nine books, including the New York Times bestseller Men in Green, The Ball in the Air, The Second Life of Tiger Woods, To the Linksland, as well as a play, Bart & Fay. His work has appeared in The Best American Sports Writing and other anthologies. In 2022, Bamberger received the Memorial Golf Journalism Award at Jack Nicklaus’s annual tournament.
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Case studies of project sustainability: implications for policy and operations from Asian experience
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Evaluation, Golf, Biography, Economic development projects, Golfers, Caddies, City planning, Golf, biography, Golf, history, Handbooks, manuals, History, Biography & Autobiography, Community development, Congresses, Developing Countries, Economic development, Economics, Employment, Evaluation Studies as Topic, Evaluation research (Social action programs), FICTION / General, FICTION / Sports, Fiction, Fiction, humorous, Golf storiesPlaces
Developing countries, United States, Asia, Bangladesh, El Salvador, Lusaka, Lusaka (Zambia), Scotland, Venezuela, ZambiaPeople
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