Sleeping Bear Pr, 1998. Hardcover. Fine (Christmas 2010 gift inscription front free endpaper) in fine dust jacket (with a hint of toning to front panel). Hardcover. x + 201 pages, with index and appendixes of noted black caddies and their patrons, black-owner golf courses, notable dates in African-American goilf history.....
NY: A. S. Barnes, 1973. First. Hard Cover. First printing. Cloth, 193 pps. Illustrated with photos. 39 biographical sketches which relate great moments in the careers of the leading pro golfers of the era---Nicklaus, Casper, Palmer, Trevino, Hogan, Snead, etc. A fine, fresh copy in bright, crisp dust jacket.
NY: Donald I Fine, 1997. First. Hardcover. First edition. AS NEW IN PRISTINE DUST JACKET. Hardcover; 290 pps. with bibliography, index; illustrations. xciting, compelling story of golf's 1960 U.S. Open, considered by many to be the greatest links championship ever played. Peopled by all the famous young lions of the.....
Columbus, Ohio, U.S.A. Hurdzan Fry, 2003. First. Hard Cover. Thick, oversized oblong quarto, 383 pps. Illustyrated throughout with color photographs. Lavish volume of photographs of and essays about famous golf courses issued by course designers Hurdzan/Fry. 29 courses are features. A fine, fresh copy in bright, crisp dust jacket with.....
NY: Stein and Day, 1974. First. Hard Cover. First printing. Two-toned green cloth, fold-out photographic front endpaper. 239 pps. with bibliography. The inside story of the professional golf tour, circa mid-1970s, the great transitionary period which saw the emergence of golfing "Mod Squad" players like Johnny Miller and Lanny Wadkins.....
London: Muller, 1971. First. Hard Cover. First printing. Green cloth with spine lettering gilt. 232 pps. with index, appendix of British Open winners 1860-1970, appendix list of purse money. Illustrated. Excellent, informative and entertaining history of the British Open Golf Championship, from its humble beginnings in 1860 (when the winner.....
NY: Mohawk Press, 1931. Cloth. Second printing before publication. Slim octavo in green cloth, lettered and decorated in yellow with comic design of a golf club wielding "Dick Shunary" and "Colloquial Words Sand trap". 84 pps. with comic drawings throughout. A word-puzzle game organized along the lines of golf scorecards.....
NY: Rutledge, 1960. Hard Cover. White paper-covered boards lettered in grass green; 192 pps. Illustrated throughout with instructional action photos. Seven top women professional golfers of the 1950s contribute instructional essays to this compendium that pinpoints the advantages women have in developing a low-scoring game. From short irons, trap shots.....
