Favourite Golf Books (in no particular order)

The list author says:
	"Classic wit and an ascerbic take on professional golf from the hilarious Dan Jenkins."

The list author says:
	"Jenkins at the majors - informative AND hilarious."

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	"Supremely funny take on golf - the Aaron and Trump sections still make me laugh when I think of them."

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	"Longhurst, witty and informative in equal measure. Classic stuff."

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	"Classic US golf writing from Warren Wind."

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	"After reading this, it's hard not to see Ben Hogan as the best of all time."

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	"The mind-boggling life and times of Bobby Jones. Immense."

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	"So much of Bernard Darwin is still relevant today."

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	"I go back to this time and again. Newer versions have drastically cut down older championship records."

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	"A must-have book of the golfing sublime and ridiculous."

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	"Great Masters writing down the years."

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	"The Masters, hole-by-hole from 1934..."

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	"Two great tales as one: Bob Jones, Augusta National."

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	"A US literary giant joins the early days of the PGA Tour."

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	"Pulitzer Prize winner; lousy golfer. Great tales of fallibility and insight."

The list author says:
	"More great tales of The Masters and Augusta National."

The list author says:
	"Not just Turnberry 1977, but a potted history of major golf."

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	"Great tales from golf's early days."

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	"A great story that charts the start of US global golfing dominance."

The list author says:
	"Mark Frost again: the clash of the pro and amateur titans."

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	"Simply hilarious."

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	"The flawed genius of the singluar Seve Ballesteros."

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	"The life and times of The Haig, the man who was the first touring professional."

The list author says:
	"The first instructional book I loved, and it's still handy today."

The list author says:
	"For me it's the best of all the golf psychology books."