CAPTURING THE FIRE – A JOURNEY THROUGH THE LIFE OF SALLY LITTLE Capturing the Fire is a journey through the life of Champion Golfer, Sally Little, from the time that she was first induced to caddy for her father Percy, at the tender age of 10, right up to her being asked to captain the LPGA Legends Tour Handa Cup Team, that pits the best of the rest of the world against the best of the USA . As a teenager, Sally was a reluctant golfer but an accident, that almost ended her career before it started, changed her life. Golf became her life and after cleaning up against all opposition in South Africa, while still a teenager, she took the bold step to move to the USA and join the professional LPGA Tour. It didn’t take long for Sally to be crowned “Rookie of the Year” and she, with a number of equally talented and beautiful women, changed the face of women’s golf for ever. It wasn’t easy for Sally, alone in a strange land, thousands of kilometres removed from her family and mentor, Percy Little, Sally became cacooned her own world of insecurity and inability to find the right coach and life partner. Illness almost brought Sally’s career to a premature end, forcing her out of competition for almost two years and just when she was about to throw in the towel, a letter from a fan gave her the motivation to continue and win the award: “Comeback Player of the Year” Being Sally Little was never easy, she had to deal with Apartheid, sport isolation, being banned, bad management, ill health, failed relationships, the inability to have children; all that, while trying to make women’s golf as appealing as the men’s game, when dealing with intransigent administrators. Despite all of this Sally became South Africa’s most successful female golfer, often compared to her close friend and childhood hero Gary Player. If you are inspired by success against all odds, then Capturing the Fire will leave you inspired by Sally Little
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR Adli Jacobs works as an independent researcher specialising in media and strategic communications having spent more than 30 years in the South African Media industry. As managing director of his own company in the 1990’s, Typeface Media, he project managed the production of South Africa’s new Constitution and the public and parliamentary reports of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission. In 2000 he ghost wrote the 100 years of official statistics in South Africa for Stats SA and then joined the Institute for the Advancement of Journalism as the Head of Print Media. He published his first book 2014. “Punching Above Its Weight: The Story of the Call of Islam”
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