History of Golf from 1457 to 1914

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	"The home of golf explained in a wonderfully simple fashion."

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	"The history of St Andrew's common land and how it developed into the golfing mecca that it is today."

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	"A wonderful book on the development of the Old Course at St Andrews for the championships held there."

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	"The best book on the subject ever written. Any serious collector really has to get their hands on a copy."

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	"Biography of the man whose early death mythically instigated the beginnings of the Open Championship."

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	"Absolutely fantastic biography of Old Tom and his influence on the game and his peers."

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	"Originally called 'The Life Of Tom Morris, With Glimpses Of St Andrews and it's Golfing Celebrites' it contains far more than just Tom Morris. Well worth a read."

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	"The Parks were as important as the Morrises, while Musselburgh was an early hotbed of the game."

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	"the story Old Tom and young Tommy in this terrific piece of popular history."

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	"Although not a winner of the Open he was hugely influential in the business of golf and a long-time playing professional."

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	"Another highly influential champion golfer, architect and golf writer."

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	"A highly sought after history from the Royal & Ancient."

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	"Hoylake amateur who helped to popularise the game through his writing."

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	"Open champion and Amateur champion from Hoylake and a huge figure in the development of the game."

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	"Excellent study of the beginnings of the pro game in Europe."

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	"Relatively unknown early professional with impeccable Open credentials."

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	"The best player of all time, perhaps, but he has no equal in the Open Championship."

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	"Cracking biography of Scotland's finest by the finest golf journalist of his day, Bernard Darwin."

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	"Superb rendering of the tour made by Harry Vardon and J.H. Taylor in 1900."

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	"Yet another rare history starting in 1901."

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	"Classic look at the current stars of 1907."

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	"Delayed publication of what should be a special book."

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	"Mark Frost is a great writer and this is the story of when British golf clashed with American golf."

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	"Nice history of early golf and its development."

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	"Instruction and memoir from the Open and US Open champion."