These days, he plays and writes about the game, as a columnist, commentator, and of late, an author – writing biographies for two high profile golfers, Sir Bob Charles and Ian Baker-Finch.

US OPEN LIVE: Follow all the action here Ian Baker-Finch at the 1991 British Open. (STL/AAP) 91/420/CL Source: AAP Baker-Finch’s game was so on song that he even experienced a sensation of ...

Ian Baker-Finch reflects on the title of his just released biography – To Hell and Back – and wonders whether it should have been flipped.

Ian Baker-Finch reflects on the title of his just released biography – To Hell and Back – and wonders whether it should have been flipped.

Ian Baker-Finch reflects on the title of his just released biography – To Hell and Back – and wonders whether it should have been flipped.

Ian Baker-Finch reflects on the title of his just released biography – To Hell and Back – and wonders whether it should have been flipped.

Ian Baker-Finch reflects on the title of his just released biography – To Hell and Back – and wonders whether it should have been flipped.

Ian Baker-Finch walks down the 18th fairway followed by the scoreboard which reads his score of +20 during the first round of The Open Championship at the Royal Troon Golf Club Jul 17, 1997.