Bobby Jones is considered by many golf aficionados to be the finest player ever to have played the game, and this is his story. He won four U.S. Open Championships and five U.S. Amateurs before retiring in 1930 after achieving the “Grand Slam.” With more than 275 original photographs, this collection of essays includes a foreword by the late Alistair Cooke and contributions from Pulitzer Prize–winner Dave Anderson, Ben Crenshaw, Peter Dobereiner, Nick Seitz, and Larry Dorman.

The Greatest of Them All: The Legend of Bobby Jones

Davis, Martin

Biographies & Memoirs

The American Golfer

Jack Nicklaus: Simply the Best!

ANDERSON, DAVE

A Love Affair With the Game

Reference

Frank "Sandy" Tatum, Jr.

Encyclopedias & Subject Guides

The Ryder Cup: Golf's Grandest Event by noted golf historian and author Martin Davis is a large, beautifully-produced coffee table book (11 X 14), printed in five colors by one of the finest art book printers in Italy. In the works for over 6 1/2 years, the book contains 499 pages, including five spectacular gate fold spreads - including a Ryder Cup Timeline that folds out to almost five feet, 18 featured essays by many of the sports worlds finest writers including John Feinstein, Pulitzer Prize winner Dave Anderson of the New York Times, Jim McCabe of Golfweek magazine and John Hopkins, golf correspondent from The (London) Times. Also included is in-depth coverage, in words and large photos, of each and every of the 40 Ryder Cup contested, including the most recent one at Gleneagles in Scotland in the fall of 2014. It is the most definitive, accurate, and up-to-date book on the Ryder Cup ever produced and, uniquely, includes original reporting by iconic golf writers Bernard Darwin, Grantland Rice, and Herbert Warren Wind.

The Ryder Cup: Golf's Grandest Event: A Complete History

Sports & Outdoors

Golf

A follow up on The Hogan Mystique, this book should be a best seller and a must for every serious golfer.

Ben Hogan: The Man Behind The Mystique

A compendium of all of The Masters articles written by Herbert Warren Wind. The first two essays are from Sports Illustrated, including an original article that was never actually published. The bulk of the book contains all of Wind's articles that ran in The New Yorker, from 1962 to 1989.

America's Gift to Golf: Herbert Warren Wind on the Masters

Wind, Herbert

Fred Raphael was the producer and director of the Shell’s Wonderful World of Golf Series from 1960 to 1970, and this book reveals his experiences in that role. The book also tells the story of how the Senior Tour, now called the Champions Tour, was born with Fred’s creation of the Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf Tournament.

My Mulligan to Golf: The Hilarious Story of Shell's Wonderful World of Golf & the Beginning of the Senior Tour

Wade,Don

Raphael, Fred

A book about golf and business throughout the years.

Reaching the Fairway: The Way It Was & The Way It Is

Business & Money

Thiesfeldt, Arnold

Marketing & Sales

THE STORY OF BEN CRENSHAW AND CARL JACKSON, TWO MEN FROM VERY DIFFERENT BACKGROUNDS WHO BECAME LIFELONG FRIENDS AND CAPTURED GOLF BIGGEST PRIZE--THE MASTERS--TWICE! OVER 200 BEAUTIFUL COLOR PHOTOGRAPHS w/GATEFOLDS.

Two Roads to Augusta: The Inspiring Story of How Two Men From Different Backgrounds Grew to Become Best Friends and Capture the Biggest Prize in Golf

Crenshaw, Ben

Jackson, Carl

Hauser, Melanie

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