No Limits: My Autobiography

As the introduction by his managers says, it is early days for Poulter to be writing an autobiography, but his story and humble beginnings are unusual in the world of golf. I really enjoyed reading about his formative years and getting insight on what makes him tick. I am a huge Ryder Cup fan, and that part of his story fascinated me. He is a guy that attracts a huge number of haters - his fascination with social media and willingness to put himself out there plus his success seems to bring them out of the woodwork. The ghosting was solid, the organization was good and the book did give a sense of who he is as a person. I'd give the book a 4 star, but bumped it up to five to offset the haters. I just wish that an audible version with him narrating was available - I'd have loved to hear that!

Being an American, naturally I am always pulling for our boys to win. But Poulter is one entertaining guy. I am a fan of his because in many ways, he is very American. He was not born with a silver "country club" spoon in his mouth. He pulled himself up by his own bootstraps and has had great success. Something we Americans admire. I hope he continues to have tremendous success, but it would be OK if some of his teammates stumbled a bit in future Ryder Cup matches. Or perhaps our own boys got some better captains. 😊

I bought this for my 9 year old aspiring golfer. The only time I have ever seen him read a 300 page book, and he did not even complain. The story was well told and Ian Poulter is a great role model for young golfers.

Alwsys loved the ryder cup and the passion it ignites, was fortunate to be at Medinah to witness the amazing scenes and taste the champagne in celebration.I remember on the saturday Me and my friend debating whether to not bother going on sunday to see europe get trounced and it was only the performances of Poults and Rosie that kept us in it and gave us a sniff of a chance, so glad we went!

Great view in to the mind of Ian Poulter. Not necessarily a book about golf, but wonderful stories that not only make him more real but made me a bigger fan. He is a great golfer who built himself to where he is today and this book can certainly inspire the rest of us to reach for our dreams too! Hit the fairway Poults!

Easy read and great life story.

Hoped by reading this my opinion of Poulter would change. It didn't. Very egotistical. I should have known just because why else would you write a book about yourself before you turned 40

the Ian Poulter story shows what passion, determination and dogged belief can get you. A really enjoyable read. Second half seems dominated by the Ryder Cup, still good with behind the scenes info

loved the book

Good to read a Real heartfelt account of a man's career and his true feelings involved. What a lot of biographies lack.

A touch too self serving , too busy defending himself against real or imagined slights / demons to tell interesting golf stories.

Very easy to read. Relatable and exciting. Recommended for golfers and sports lovers alike. Ryder cup history a highlight. Ian deserves all transformed for.

Good read. Enjoyed the Ryder Cup stories and appreciated his explanation on why he is the way he is. Highly recommend !

great story from a great and funny golfplayer and person

Direct as Ian is.

Ian spends most of the book justifying his actions over and over. At the end of the day you realise he is just a big kid who loves toys.

Downloaded this to have something to read while at work one day. Poulter is one of my favorite pro golfers and this book reinforced that.