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A biography of the great American golfer Arnold Palmer, witten by his long-time friend and manager. First Edition. 8vo. 318pp. 32 pages of photographs. Dust-wrapper, lightly rubbed. Good.
£7.00
A biography of Sir Hugh Lyon Playfair who, as Provost of St Andrews, was closely involved in the revival of the Golf Links and the Royal and Ancient Golf Club in the 1850s. Playfair was also a politician,
£500.00
Well-written autobiography of the great South African. Large 8vo. 196pp. Profusely illustrated. No dust-wrapper. Good condition.
£5.00
Tells the inside story of how the author designed his most celebrated courses, and shares entertaining anecdotes about some of the greatest golfers in the world. 8vo. 241pp. Dust-wrapper. Very good condition.
£9.00
The seasoned bag-man shares his memories of top-flight championship golf during the 1920s and 30s. 8vo. 198pp. Dust-wrapper. Good condition.
£8.00
Autobiography of American golfer Robert T. Jones who won the Grand Slam in 1930. Third impression. 8vo. 240pp. plus 24 pages of photos. Original green boards with heavy restoration to spine. A good copy.
£20.00
Autobiography of American golfer Robert T. Jones who won the Grand Slam in 1930. First edition. 8vo. 240pp. plus 24 pages of photos. Original green boards, heavily rubbed and bumped. Spine faded. Internally
£40.00
Biography of the English golfer. 1st edition. Large 8vo. Very good condition.
£7.00
Golf book. With an introduction by Andrew Lang. Frederick Guthrie Tait (1870-1900) was born in Edinburgh, the son of a leading physicist and amateur golfer. He was educated at Edinburgh Academy and Sedbergh
£120.00
Golf book. With an introduction by Andrew Lang. Frederick Guthrie Tait (1870-1900) was born in Edinburgh, the son of a leading physicist and amateur golfer. He was educated at Edinburgh Academy and Sedbergh
£110.00
Golf book. Miller reminisces about the pleasures of playing over some of Scotland's most famous links, giving descriptions of the various courses, players and championships, as well as the histories of
£480.00
A fascinating and wide-ranging account life in and around the US amateur golf scene in the 1910's. First Edition. Large 8vo. viii + 259pp. Portrait frontis, 15 plates. Original decorative green cloth,
£70.00
One of the best overviews of the development of golf as seen through the author's extensive experience in the game. First Edition. 8vo. 229pp + [16] catalogue to the rear. Green cloth, head and tail of
£140.00
Francis Ouimet (1893-1967) was one of the first great American players. In 1913 he shocked the golf world by beating Harry Vardon and Ted Ray to win the US Open while still an amateur. In 1931 he won the
£18.00
Illustrated golf biography of one of the most outstanding amateur players of all time, winning the English Amateur Championship in 1947 and 1953 and representing Europe four times in the Walker Cup, before
£90.00
The autobiography of George Duncan, Open Champion 1920 and British Ryder Cup captain 1929. The last 80 pages of this book constitute an instructional section. 8vo. xvi + 192pp. Profusely illustrated
£18.00
Golf biography of the great Scottish player, focusing on his designs which include surviving contributions to many of the great courses of today. Illustrated throughout with photographs and line drawings. 8vo.
£110.00
First published in 1986, a classic telling of the story of Augusta National and The Masters, with a focus on the great Bobby Jones with whom the author shared a close friendship. 8vo. 236pp. Dust-wrapper,
£6.00
Autobiography of the young English golfer published following his best season in 1967. 1st edition. 8vo. Dust-wrapper, lightly rubbed. A good copy.
£7.00
South African Gary Player recounts his experiences in winning the Golf Grand Slam 4 major titles. 2nd edition, 8vo. 133pp. including tables, plus 24 pages of black and white photographs. Original pictorial
£3.00
Golf book. Experiences in the game, from such luminaries as John Low, Harold Hinton, Horace Hutchinson, J.E. Laidlay, Walter Travis, James Robb, Harry Vardon, James Braid, J.H. Taylor, Alexander Herd,
£80.00
Autobiography of golfing great, Jack Nicklaus. 1st UK edition. 8vo. 416pp. including black and white photos in-text throughout. Very good internally, apart from previous owner's name to front endpaper.
£25.00
Golf book. The first instalment of Darwin’s autobiographical series. First Edition. Large 8vo. 333pp. Portrait frontis, 7 plates. Original green cloth, titles in gilt lettering to the
£240.00
Biography of the great Australian golfer. 1st edition. Large 8vo. Pricelipped, very good condition.
£5.00
Golf book. Harold H. Hilton remains the only British amateur to have taken the Open twice or to have won the US Amateur. He later became the inaugural editor of Golf Monthly before taking over
£48.00
A collection of tributes, photos and achievements of the great Spanish golfer who died in 2011. Paperback. 4to. 16pp. Very good condition.
£18.00
The 2006 Ryder Cup by one of the key members of the European team. 1st edition. 8vo. Very good condition.
£5.00
Golf autobiography from the 1958 U.S. Open champion, revealing some the post-war professional game's secrets and offering practical hints for the amateur. 8vo. 187pp. Dust-wrapper. Wrapper lightly rubbed
£15.00
Golf book. The bag carriers' version of the highs and lows of the last decade of Ryder Cup competition. 8vo. 208pp. 16 colour plates. Dust-wrapper, very good.
£10.00
Longhurst's second volume of autobiography, following on from It Was Good While It Lasted. The majority of this book is based on his wartime experiences (1939-45). First edition. 8vo. 207pp. Dust-wrapper,
£12.00
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