England: The Bodley Head, 1942. 215p. cloth Dust jacket. Classic instruction which can still be found in many of todays instruction methods. This is the almost impossible to find 1st edition limited to 110/500 copies, maybe due to the war!. One of only three titles printed in the Library of..... More

London: The Bodley Head, 1932. 268p. cloth. First edition. Significant amount of Jones and Hagen content. Martin has taken the game to pieces, players, equipment, ladies, courses and put together a fascinating analysis. Hard to find Dust Jacket. D&J M11230. More

Weston, Mass. Hunter Publishing, 1978. 142p. cloth. Dust jacket. Introduction by Bob Hope. Quite unique book, the autobiography of Lazaro a completely blind golfer, 7 times National Champion, the first blind golfer to shoot in the 70's. Reflecting back on his achievments the incredible people he has met. Inspiring book. More

London: Longmans, Green and Co. Ltd, 1929. 214p cloth New edition. Expanded by 17 pages from the previous 2nd edition published 4 years earlier. Includingtwo new chapters 13, A postscript on Wooden Play clubs and chapter 14 A postscript on Advanced approach play. More

London: John Lane the Bodley Head Limited, 1925. 137p, decorative cloth. Foreword by Grantland Rice. 1921 U.S. Open winner tells how to play golf. D&J B5950. More

Edinburgh: William Blackwood, 1896. 83p, decorative cloth 10th edition this classic, this book was the first instruction book to meet success huge success, first published in 1886 going into at least 14 editions being published until 1905. Quite a challenge to collect all 14 editions. D&J H28380. More

Chicago: Herbert S. Stone, 1897. 313p. cloth. Unusual first edition of this very early U.S. title. Whigham was a two time U.S. Amateur Champion and son-in-law to C.B. MacDonald. Illustration done with "chronomotography pictures" which where the first action photographs. Chapters on course construction and leading British Amateurs. Much overlooked..... More

London: George Routledge and Sons, Limited, 1893. 120p, Illustrated. First Edition, first printing. Complete with fragile spine that is often lacking in this title, went into many printing's and hence was a popular book in a similar sense as his Hints on golf first printed in 1886. Published in wrappers..... More

London: Blackie & Son, 1937. 88p, cloth. Winner of the 1936 US Womens Amatuer and British Amatuer taking the latter in 1939 as well, twice curtis cup player. In 1939 Pam Barton won her second British Ladies Amateur Golf Championship but following the outbreak of World War II she immediately..... More

Philadelphia: Lippincott, 1919. 252p. pictorial cloth. 1st impression. First edition. Impressive title of this multiple major champion. Went into many printings, this the first is the hardest to find. D&J B5980. More

United States of America: Arnold Palmer Creations Inc., 1964. Part of a series of 6 small instructional booklets by Arnie. More

London: Methuen, 1914. 160p. cloth. Massy won the 1907 Open and remained the only man until Ballesteros in 1979 to win from continental Europe. This title is becoming hard to find in good condition and virtually impossible in its original 1914 very chipped but original dust Jacket, fine addition to..... More

London: Cassell and Company, 1910. 134p. Illustrated colour wrappers. Period advertisements throughout. Early instructional, now scarce due to the flimsy paper and especially the spine. Very good example. Donovan A5310. More