A compelling collection of stories from the British Open, Fourteen Clubs and the Auld Claret Jug details 16 years of championship glory as viewed by the golfers' closest allies, their caddies. Includes recent U.S. winners Tiger Woods, Mark O'Meara, Justin Leonard, Tom Lehman, and John Daly, as well as golfing greats Nick Faldo, Greg Norman, and Severiano Ballesteros. This is a must-have for your golf library!

Fourteen Clubs and The Auld Claret Jug : The Caddies' Inside Stories of Winning the British Open

Norman Dabell

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Contemporary Books

Norman Dabell has been a successful journalist, broadcaster and author for nearly 40 years but this is the story of his life before a pen and ink. Plum Jam and Pot Mess were two of Norman's favourite delicacies and they aptly sum him up. As a youngster he was often in a jam; when he served in the Royal Navy, he was nearly always in a mess. This is an hilarious and nostalgic look from the ‘40s to the '70s through the eyes of a real-life Adrian Mole who became a Jonah.

Plum Jam and Pot Mess: Coping with Chaos as a Schoolboy and Sailorboy

Biographies & Memoirs

Memoirs

Austin Macauley Publishers

A selection of mostly untold stories from the caddies who helped their players win the British Open. There are insights from Seve Ballestero's three caddies, Nick Faldo's leading lady with the clubs and Greg Norman's right-hand man into how they played a part in lifting the trophy.

Winning the Open: How we did it : the caddies' stories from the Open Championships

Mainstream

Winning the Open is a selection of mostly untold stories from the British Open Championships of the 1980s and 90s, seen through the eyes of the caddies who played their part in the winning of the Auld Claret Jug.

Winning the Open: The caddie's stories (Mainstream sport)

Sports & Outdoors

Golf

Mainstream Publishing

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