The Book of Golf Disasters.
London: Stanley Paul, 1983. 179p, cloth. classic Dobereiner. D&J D16330. More
Peter Dobereiner (Journalist)
1908 - 1997
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Peter Dobereiner studied law at Oxford before following a career as a golf writer he was golf correspondent for The Guardian and The Observer, consultant editor of Golf World (UK) and contributing editor to Golf Digest in the USA. He brought a depth of knowledge to his writing being peppered with a unique mix of keen insight and humour making him one of the most popular golf writers of the twentieth century until his death in 1996.Results 1 - 10 (of 10)
For the Love of Golf
London: Stanley Paul, 1981. 256p, cloth 1st edition. Dust wrapper. Illustrated by John Hassall. Peter Dobereiner studied law at Oxford before following a career in golf writer. His reputation was formed principally as golf correspondent for the Guardian and Observer, but he also contributed regularly to Golf World (UK) and..... More
For the Love of Golf
London: Stanley Paul, 1981. 256p, cloth 1st edition. Dust wrapper. Illustrated by John Hassall. Peter Dobereiner studied law at Oxford before following a career in golf writer. His reputation was formed principally as golf correspondent for the Guardian and Observer, but he also contributed regularly to Golf World (UK) and..... More
Golf Rules Explained
London: David and Charles, 1984. 144p, cloth 1st edition. Dust wrapper. 5th revised edition. Originally published as Stroke, Hole or Match. Peter Dobereiner studied law at Oxford before following a career in golf writer. His reputation was formed principally as golf correspondent for the Guardian and Observer, but he also..... More
The Golfers Inside Story
London: Collins, 1982. 190p, cloth 1st edition. Foreword by Henry Cotton, dust wrapper. Peter Dobereiner studied law at Oxford before following a career in golf writer. His reputation was formed principally as golf correspondent for the Guardian and Observer, but he also contributed regularly to Golf World (UK) and Golf..... More
Practical Golf.
New York: Harper & Brothers, 1909. 266p decorative cloth. Australian born, Travis was the most successful amateur golfer in the United States during the early 1900s, only taking up the game at 34 years of age, went on to win three US Amateurs and the British Amateur (becoming the first..... More
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Hazards, Those Essential Elements in a Golf Course Without Which the Game Would be Tame and Uninteresting
Droitwich: Grant, 1993. 87p, cloth, limited edition. 233/750 Foreword, Peter Thompson. Introduction, Fred Hawtree set the mark, one of the most underated books in its first publication, essays my MacKenzie, Ray. Additionally this edition has afterwords from Philip Truett and Peter Dobereiner. Illustrated from photographs, maps, etc. plus drawings by..... More
The World That Fred Made.
London: Chatto & Windus, 1955. 256p. Cloth. Dust Jacket. Darwin's final autobiography. We can consider ourselves fortunate to have such a record of golf's premier journalist. D&J D7510. More
Golfer´s Gallery.
London: Oliver and Boyd, 1946. 196pp. cloth. Very underrated Scottish Journalist, spending his career with "The Scotsman". A well-respected analyst of the game. In Golfer's Gallery he writes about the twenty Open Championships and twenty Amateur Championships he witnessed between the two world wars, as well as Ryder, Walker and..... More
Practical Golf.
New York: Harper & Brothers, 1901. 225p dec.orative cloth. Australian born, Travis was the most successful amateur golfer in the United States during the early 1900s, only taking up the game at 34 years of age, went on to win three US Amateurs and the British Amateur (becoming the first..... More
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