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Golf History:     more books (102)

Playing through, 1901-2001: A history of the Wisconsin State Golf Association by Gene Haas, 2001 A Little History of Golf (Little giftbooks) by Kim Lenaghan, 1996-11-14 "Golf Monthly" Illustrated History of Golf by Alan Elliott, John Allan May, 1990-03-23 Sports Hall of Shame Golf Cartoon Classics: The Most Outrageous Moments in Golf History by Bruce Nash, Allan Zullo, 1993-02 Golf in Wales: A Pictorial History by Trudy Carradice, Phil Carradice, 2010-06-30 Golf in Canada: A History by James A. Barclay, 1992 A History of Golf Joyce Wethered: The Great Lady of Golf (Revealing History) by Basil Ashton Tinkler, 2004-02-01 The History Of The Peninsula Golf And Country Club by Mitchell P. Postel, 1993 Complete Book of Golf: A New York Times Scrapbook History by Frank Litsky, 1980-04 The Illustrated History of Golf by Alan Elliott, John Allan May, 1994-10-13 Golf History Of New England by Jack Mahoney, 1995-01-01 Flat Caps and Bicycle Clips: The History of Lindrick Artisans Golf Club 1899-1999 by Peter R. Hall, 1999-04 A History of Golf in Britain by Bernard Barwin, 1990-02-01

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81. History Of Golf - Scottish Perspective
    The history of golf is traced from its origins in Scotland to its development into the modern game of golf.  
    http://www.golfing-scotland.com/history.asp
    
    Extractions: Palmer, Player, Nicklaus, Watson, Faldo and Woods. PRE 1400: THE ORIGINS OF THE GAME Throughout recorded history, every civilisation has played a game with a club and a ball. Pangea for example, as described by Roman scribes, would appear to be the father both of modern hockey and the Celtic games of Shinty and Hurling. In one form or another, the variant games of present day golf were clearly enjoyed throughout Europe in the Middle Ages. The game persisted over the centuries and the form that it took and rules that were applied varied as widely as the terrain the game was played over. In short, the game consisted of knocking a ball from one pre-designated place to another where the ball was to be struck off a predetermined object in the least number of blows. Games often extended from village to village.

82. The History Of Golf On Video.
    Order online a unique video of the history of golf in the United Kingdom and North America and play on-line golf games.  
    http://www.foreteevideo.co.uk/
    
    Extractions: 'The Golf Channel' "A Royal and Ancient History" covers the history of Golf from its origins to the First World War in the United Kingdom and North America. The video includes the development of Golf equipment, the formation of the earliest golf club and societies, the earliest Rules of Golf , the leading golf Professionals and Caddies that dominated the early years of the Open and the US Open Championships and major golfing patent applications. Tour the British Golf Museum and see the earliest golf clubs and balls. Find out about the first Golf Professional in North America. Learn about the earliest golf courses on both sides of the Atlantic and the influence of the Scots on the modern game. Find out about the early years of Donald Ross, working for Old Tom Morris at "the home of golf". The courses at Prestwick, Leven, North Berwick, Musselburgh, Muirfield, Leith, Bruntsfield and St. Andrews are all featured in detail.

83. Golf : Histoire & Collection - History & Collection
    golf ; le golf, son histoire en europe continentale. golfIKA HISTOIRE  
    http://www.golfika.com/
    
    Extractions: Dernière mise à jour : 5 Juin 2004 / Last update : June 5th, 2004 Attention ! Nouvelle adresse e-mail Attention! New e-mail address user = "jbk"; site = "golfika.com"; document.write(''); user = "jbk"; site = "golfika.com"; document.write(''); document.write(user + '@' + site + ''); Histoire History Les origines Origins of the game L'Europe Continentale Continental Europe ... Golfika's Archives Collection Collection Cartes Postales Postcards Livres, Revues, Vieux-papiers Books, Magazines, Ephemera ... Books on collectibles Magazine Magazine A l'aide ! Please help ! Echos et Nouveautés Petites annonces gratuites ... Preferred Links Pour toute suggestion, tout renseignement ... For any suggestion, any information ... Merci de nous écrire Please write us Attention ! Nouvelle adresse e-mail Attention! New e-mail address user = "jbk"; site = "golfika.com"; document.write(''); user = "jbk"; site = "golfika.com"; document.write(''); document.write(user + '@' + site + ''); Si beaucoup a été écrit sur le golf dans le Royaume Uni et aux Etats-Unis, trop peu de choses sont connues sur le golf en Europe Continentale. C'est la vocation de ce site que de rassembler les passionnés et de partager l'information sur ce thème.

84. The St Andrews Links - The Official Website Of The "Home Of Golf"
    Home of the Old Course and the rich history of the game which has evolved over 600 years. Royal and Ancient golf Club, history, course listings and ballot results are featured.  
    http://www.standrews.org.uk

85. HP's Rules Of Golf Discussion Forums - Main Index
    Rules of golf Discussion Forum English history of golf Discussion Forum - English These Boards are migrated to our new site The Leith Society.  
    http://www.oilcontrol.it/dg/dgindexe.shtml

86. Royal Dornoch Golf Club, Championship Links Course In The Highlands Of Scotland
    Storied history since 1616 and was partially designed by Old Tome Morris. history, photos, hole descriptions and visitor information is featured.  
    http://www.royaldornoch.com/
    
    Extractions: After the second hole at Royal Dornoch, you round a corner past a hedge and golfing heaven breaks loose. Holes are visible everywhere, the North Sea frames the right, mountains are ahead and hills lie to your left. You'll see people walking their dogs, cycling or wandering along a path up above. In late April and May the banks of whins are a carpet of yellow. Although it's a private course, Dornoch sits on public land, meaning that visitors are welcome. The fairways are inviting as they ramble this way and that, and golfers may feel encouraged to take a big swing and still stay on course. But simply hitting the fairway is rarely enough. It's no good, for instance, to hit the right side of the fairway on "Foxy," the par-four, 445-yard 14th hole, because the green isn't visible from there. It's hidden behind a sand hill that cuts into the fairway. Better to drive down the left side, then try to contrive a shot that finds the green, which is set on a precipice at nearly 90 degrees to the fairway.

87. Ballybunion Golf Club - Kerry Ireland
    Famed historic Old and Cashen courses in Co. Kerry. history, images course introductions by Tom Watson and Robert Trent Jones.  
    http://www.ballybuniongolfclub.ie/
    
    Extractions: Ballybunion Golf Club in Ireland is considered to be in the top ten courses in the world. A links course built amongst sand dunes on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean, it tests some of the worlds finest golfers. There can be no finer sight than a group of golfers striding down the fairway with the beach and ocean as a backdrop. Placing golf courses in any kind of order of merit is a highly subjective process. But if sheer pleasure is the yardstick then Ballybunion gets my vote as the best course in the world. For scenic beauty, peace, playing conditions and the rich golfing quality and challenge of nearly every hole it is supreme. Peter Dobereiner This is Ballybunion Golf Club: Thankful for the priceless gift of dunesland that nature has bestowed on it; Proud of its origins and past; Humble in realising that it must ever advance hand-in-hand with Father Time in outlook and development; And ever a cordial host to visitors from near and far. Ballybunion Golf Course, Ballybunion, Co. Kerry, Ireland.

88. New Jersey Golf, The Architects Club, Phillipsburg, NJ
    Stephen Kay designed public course pays homage to the Golden Age of Architecture between 1895 and 1955. The course and history of the golden age architects are featured.  
    http://www.thearchitectsclub.com/
    
    Extractions: Golf World learn more.... Conveniently located off of Interstate 78 in the plush meadows of Western New Jersey, this scenic 18-hole course strides boldly through acres of rolling terrain offering majestic views throughout. Broad landing areas and generous tees impart to the course a strong visual character; green sizes range from 4,500 to 11,000 square feet and are made of top quality bent grass. Each distinctively different hole offers a variety of beautifully manicured tees, allowing golfers to select the course most suitable to their skill level, from just over 5,000 yards to nearly 7,000 yards. A visually challenging, but eminently pleasing golf course, there is something at The Architects Golf Club to excite every golfer. All players, whether members or not, will enjoy one of the premier golf courses in the region. The clubhouse at The Architects will provide a full service Golf Shop with the latest technology. The Pub-Grille will offer a selection of draft beers, varietal wines and spirits to enjoy either indoors or on terrace seating overlooking the golf course, take in the scenic views of the Warren County countryside. Also adding to the golf experience are expansive practice facilities, including a state of the art driving range with bent grass teeing area, target greens from 50 to 300 yards, a large putting green, and an area for chipping and bunker practice.

89. PGATOUR.COM - Take In Golf's History With A Round At St. Andrews
    Take in golf s history with a round at St. Andrews April 7, 2003 By David Brice Special to golfWeb. For every golfer, the name St.  
    http://www.golfweb.com/story/6297370
    
    Extractions: Special to GolfWeb document.write('E-Mail To A Friend!'); For every golfer, the name St. Andrews has a certain magic and brings tingles to the spine. This is the beginnings of the game and the true Home of Golf, where the game has been played for more than 600 years the entirety of its history. Today, the old grey cathedral city of St. Andrews owns and operates five separate 18-hole courses within the town limits; The New Course, dating from 1895; The Jubilee Course opened in 1897; The Eden, built in 1914 and the most recent edition, The Strathtyrum. Then there is the granddaddy of them all and the one golfers come from around the globe to experience: the world-famous St. Andrews Old Course. The Old Course is truly, hallowed ground and to walk its fairways is to walk in the footsteps of every great name the game has ever known. This is the course that has hosted more British Open Championships than any other and has crowned champions such as Tom Morris, James Braid, Bobby Jones, Sam Snead, Arnold Palmer, Tom Watson, Nick Faldo, Tiger Woods and a host of other equally famous names.

90. The World Ice Golf Championship In Greenland
    history of The World Ice golf Championship. Ice golf is centuries old. Ice golf was known right back in the 17th century. A painting  
    http://www.greenland-guide.gl/icegolf/history.htm
    
    Extractions: The World Ice Golf Championship was the brainchild of Mr. Arne Neimann, a local resident and hotel proprietor on a small island called Uummannaq, off Greenland's North West coast. In 1997 Mr. Neimann challenged architect Rolf-Henning Jensen to design Greenland's first golf course, which proved remarkably easy to do. With support of the local community, Uummannaq Municipality and Greenland Tourism the World Ice Golf Committee was set-up to establish the ice golf championship. The World Ice Golf Championship in Uummannaq has become a genuine and inimitable international golfing event. The Tournament is a 36 hole-stroke competition played over two. The day before the Championship the players also compete in a 'Ryder Cup' style tournament, called The Niemann Cup, as a tribute to Arne Niemann. It is a great way for participants to get used to the freezing conditions, playing on ice and the layout of the course before taking part in the World Championship tournament.

91. Ic Liverpool - True Link With Golf's History
    Course Reviews, golfers Chronicle Course Reviews Article True link with golf s history. golfnorthwest, Harold Brough Visits An Historic Merseyside Links.  
    http://icliverpool.icnetwork.co.uk/icgolf/coursereviews/tm_objectid=14163322&met
    
    Extractions: True link with golf's history Golfnorthwest, Harold Brough Visits An Historic Merseyside Links WALLASEY is not just one of the great links courses of the north but a club at the heart of the great traditions of golf. Its sand dunes, of course, are famous, challenging to the very best. The famous old links has hosted many great events, including final qualifying rounds of the Open and that honour will be restored when the greatest championship in world golf returns to Royal Liverpool in 2006. Inevitably to walk the fairways and spend some time in the club-house will stir the memories of events and names from the past. Wallasey is best known as the famous home of Stableford. Frank Barney Gorton Stableford, ex-Boer War surgeon, became a member in 1914 and here he became aware of the frustrations of high handicap golfers after they had made a disastrous start in a medal round. So he devised the points system which was to bring so much pleasure and indeed moments of relief and hope to golfers. If during your visit your ball strays into the rough or the wind blows strong from the sea at Wallasey you may, once again, have particular cause to be thankful to 'Stablie' as he was affectionately known.

92. GOLF ON CHRISTMAS ISLAND
    Semi private course built in 1955. history, rates and facilities are listed.  
    http://www.christmas.net.au/golf/
    
    Extractions: or contact the Christmas Island Tourism Association Course Details The course is one of the most picturesque in the world. It is dominated by towering limestone cliffs, which provides an excellent backdrop to your game. Golden bosuns and frigate birds that float in the updraughts are the only spectators. The magnificent Indian Ocean keeps the breeze cool and if you are lucky you will see spinning dolphins. The fairways are fringed with coconut trees which may 'gobble' wayward balls. Red crabs can be seen scampering across the greens. Robber crabs lie in wait at the edge of the jungle and often mistake golf balls for coconuts. History The Christmas Island Golf Club was established in 1955. It is nestled between dramatic cliffs, National Park and the Indian Ocean. The area selected was partly cleared by Prisoners of War during World War II. In 1954 a petition was presented to the Christmas Island Manager requesting permission to form a golf club. Members carried out construction of the course in their own time using equipment made available by the British Phosphate Commission. On 18 June 1955 the first official competition was held on the newly constructed six holes with sand greens. Since that time the course has been extended to nine holes and the sand greens have been replaced by grass.

93. Ic Liverpool - True Link With Golf's History
    Course Reviews, golfers Chronicle Course Reviews Article True link with golf s history, Watch the sun go down. Think of the day and golf s great history.  
    http://icliverpool.icnetwork.co.uk/icgolf/coursereviews/tm_objectid=14163322&met
    
    Extractions: Course Reviews Golfers' Chronicle Course Reviews Article True link with golf's history Previous The 18th is a perfect end, a 368-yard par-4. The tee is again on the high ground with, below, the now familiar dips and hollows of the more gentle dunes, a hole that was described as the 'jewel among the dunes.' It is not long or demanding after the tests which have gone before. But even if the drive finishes on the fairway, the green in front of the clubhouse is out of sight. So it helps to be able to judge distances. But the finishing hole, like so many at Wallasey, will stay in the memory. The welcoming clubhouse has pictures in the bar of Old Tom Morris, four times Open champion and designer of the original course in 1891, Harold Hilton, twice Open champion, four times Amateur champion who designed the 15th and was made a life member and of John Ball, Open champion and another life member. The great portrait of 'Stablie' is in the bar, too, and on the other side of the wall a signed portrait of Bobby Jones, the American who for many was the greatest golfer of all time. Jones sat for the picture in 1930 when he qualified at Wallasey for the Open he was to win that year at Royal Liverpool. Linger awhile. Watch the sun go down. Think of the day and golf's great history.

94. The PGA Grand Slam Of Golf / History / Defending Champion
    Grand Slam of golf. Secretariat in a saddle. Tiger Woods in the PGA Grand Slam of golf. By Gary Van Sickle Sports Illustrated. The  
    http://www.pga.com/grandslam/history_defchamp.html
    
    Extractions: @import url("/grandslam/css/grandslam.css"); Top Stories Ben Curtis Jim Furyk Shaun Micheel ... Past Winners This, people, is what an A-Game looks like: Michael Jordan in the playoffs. Joe Montana in the last two minutes. Secretariat in a saddle. Tiger Woods in the PGA Grand Slam of Golf. By Gary Van Sickle - Sports Illustrated The book of Tiger Woods lore is going to be encyclopedia-thick by the time his golf career is over. Last time anybody checked, it was already heftier than your average Tom Clancy novel. What Woods did last November in the PGA Grand Slam of Golf was a vivid reminder why Woods is worth the price of admission. Just about every tournament Woods plays in, he does something amazing, unbelievable or something you've never seen before. Like a 15-shot victory margin in a U.S. Open at Pebble Beach. A stiffed iron shot in the darkness on the 72nd hole at Firestone. Four must-make birdies on the final four holes at last year's PGA Championship to have a chance to catch Rich Beem, who nonetheless didn't stumble. Or a 15-under-par performance for two rounds at the Poipu Bay Golf Course, a gorgeous, windswept course that isn't nearly as easy as Woods made it look as he won the PGA Grand Slam for a record fifth straight year. That's what golf looks like with an A-Gameeasy. At the Grand Slam, Woods shot a 61 that looked easy. Easy. While this tournament wasn't filled with suspense about who was going to win, it was packed with drama about whether Woods might birdie every doggone hole, shoot 50-something and possibly leap over a tall building in a single bound. Through no fault of Davis Love, Justin Leonard and Rich Beem, Woods turned the PGA Grand Slam into a mesmerizing one-man show with two days of scintillating golf. Not only was it worth the price of admission, it made you want the video. It was the kind of golf you wanted to own.

95. The PGA Grand Slam Of Golf / History / Past Winners
    Grand Slam of golf. Ernie Els, 7271-143. Nick Price, 70-69-139. 20 questions (12/1/03) — When was the last time Masters champion Mike Weir paid for a golf ball?  
    http://www.pga.com/grandslam/history_pastwinners.html
    
    Extractions: @import url("/grandslam/css/grandslam.css"); Top Stories Ben Curtis Jim Furyk Shaun Micheel ... Past Winners Tiger Woods Rich Beem Justin Leonard Davis Love III Tiger Woods Retief Goosen David Duval David Toms Tiger Woods 71-68-139 (Won Playoff) Vijay Singh Paul Azinger Tom Lehman Championship Match: Tiger Woods def. Davis Love III injury defeat First-Round Match: Woods def. Lawrie Love def. Olazabal Championship Match: Tiger Woods def. Vijay Singh 2-up Third Place Match: Lee Janzen def. Mark O'Meara 1-up First-Round Match: Woods def. Janzen First-Round Match: Singh def. O'Meara 2-up Ernie Els Tiger Woods Justin Leonard Davis Love III Tom Lehman Nick Faldo Steve Jones Mark Brooks Ben Crenshaw Corey Pavin John Daly Steve Elkington Greg Norman Ernie Els Nick Price Ad: Click here for more info Home News Scoring Players ... Multimedia

96. Varsity Men's Golf Past Seasons, University Of Minnesota, Crookston
    © 2000 by the Regents of the University of Minnesota The University of Minnesota is an equal opportunity educator and employer.  
    http://www.crk.umn.edu/people/athletics/Golf-men/history/history.htm

97. Varsity Women's Golf Past Seasons, University Of Minnesota, Crookston
    © 19992000 by the Regents of the University of Minnesota The University of Minnesota is an equal opportunity educator and employer.  
    http://www.crk.umn.edu/people/athletics/Golf-women/history/history.htm

98. Home Page
    This site is dedicated to the history of golf equipment. golf can be a game of intense concentration or lighthearted fun. Whichever  
    http://www.oldcourse.com/
    
    Extractions: Book Store Features NHC 2002 Misc ... My Collection This site is dedicated to the history of golf equipment. Golf can be a game of intense concentration or lighthearted fun. Whichever way it is played there has always been an incredible bond between a golfer and his or her clubs. Part of this affection may be a result of the search for the perfect implement complicated by the difficulties of mastering the game. Or it may stem from the singular, hand made quality that older clubs possess. The aesthetic combination of old wood, mild English steel and leather found in wood shafted clubs make them intriguing items to collect and appreciate. Within them is stored the history of the game whose championship contests have been staged for over 135 years. Old golf clubs are the primary focus, but from time to time other pieces of golf equipment will be presented. Golf club collectors, golf historians and all golfers in general should find items here to interest them every month. The articles will be updated approximately every two months. New Value Guide now available!

99. Golf | History
    golf Homepage, Coaches, Roster, Schedule, Statistics, history, Archives. 200304 Results 2002-03 Results 2001-02 Results 2000-01 Results 1999-2000 Results.  
    http://www.depaulbluedemons.com/history.asp?CatID=4

100. Hunter Golf - History
     A history of Innovation, a Reputation for Quality. based central control system with course graphics, have made a lasting impression on the golf industry.  
     http://www.huntergolf.com/history.html

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