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In the 1960s, when golf was beginning to attract a worldwide television audience, and its champions were becoming figures followed by national magazines, Walter Iooss was among the first photographers to capture the anticipation and tension, the focus and concentration, the heartbreak and victory of the world of golf. From Arnold Palmer in his prime during the 1960s, to Jack Nicklaus, who stepped up to challenge Palmer and then dominated the sport through the early 1980s, to Tiger Woods, who exploded every

Walter Iooss Jr. has more than 300 Sports Illustrated covers to his credit. Since completing his first assignment in 1959, Iooss has had an enormous influence on sports photography, capturing action in a way never seen before, using freer perspectives, and exploiting the dramatic potential of color film in creative ways. Long the go-to guy at Sports Illustrated, he recently celebrated his 40th year as its senior photographer. His work today includes sports journalism and advertising photography, and he is the photographer of the bestseller Rare Air and Abrams' Classic Baseball (2002), among many other books. Rick Reilly, a senior writer for Sports Illustrated, has been voted National Sportswriter of the Year eight times. His latest book, New York Times bestseller Who's Your Caddy?, chronicles his misadventures caddying for tour pros like Jack Nicklaus and David Duval. He is also the author of the best-selling compilation The Life of Reilly, and the cult classic golf novel, Missing Links, as well as five other books.