Instructional books, have been written by the greatest in the game, and occaissionaly by entusiastic Amateur's. Some are very elaborate, some but a few pages long. There are probably more books written on instruction than any other subject. We try at fine golf books to offer more renowed plays or acclaimed teachers.
United States of America: Newsweek Inc., 1972. 72p, illus. wrapps. Unusual Palmer title. just five editions published annually, this the 2nd. Bound in a protective plastic binder from the Ralph Miller Library. D&J P2590. More
United States of America: Arnold Palmer Creations Inc., 1964. Part of a series of 6 small instructionals by Arnie. More
United States of America: Arnold Palmer Creations Inc., 1964. Part of a series of 6 small instructionals by Arnie. Green cover, varies from our other title with the same name, that having brown covers. More
United States of America: Arnold Palmer Creations Inc., 1964. Part of a series of 6 small instructionals by Arnie. More
United States of America: Arnold Palmer Creations Inc., 1964. Part of a series of 6 small instructional booklets by Arnie. More
United States of America: Donald Mathieson, 1921. 47p, Illustrated with plates from photographs. 8¾x6, original gilt-lettered green cloth, top edge gilt. First American Edition. Green Boards, Also published in Red and Blue boards in the United Kingdom 1920. As Park wrote as the title for his first chapter: "The Man..... More
Edinburgh: J. & J. Gray and Company, 1920. 47p, Illustrated with plates from photographs. 8¾x6, original gilt-lettered Red cloth, top edge gilt. No ERRATA slip. This is the very scarce true first edition and preferred. Part of the Percy Boomer golf library. More
London: Longmans, Green and Co. Ltd, 1896. 277p. Illustrated with numerous plates from photographs and wood engravings; plus wood-engraved figures within the text. 7½x5½, original decorative green cloth, front cover illustration stamped in black, white and terra-cotta, spine lettered in gilt, original black end papers, edges untrimmed. First Edition. A...... More
Savannah, USA: Parris manufacturing Co., 1953. 20p. illus, wrapps. Very Scarce instructional pamphlet. D&J P5230. More
New York: Pocket Books, 1996. 240p, cloth. Major Champion Pavin, a true shotmaker. Signed and thus scarce title. More
1986. Unrecorded, distributed by Marks and Spencer. Not Recorded. More
France: Office du Livre. Gary Players classic title translated for the French. More
NP (Canada): Peter Jackson, 1971. 12p, illus. wrapps. very scarce instructional pamphlet published in Canada. Not in D&J. More
NP (Canada): Peter Jackson, 1971. 12p, illus. wrapps. very scarce instructional pamphlet published in Canada. Signed by Player. D&J P15190. More
New York: Broadway Books, 1995. 160p, cloth, signed by Player. D&J 13780. More
Chaska: NCR Computers, 1970. 48pp Promotional booklet for the 1970 U.S.G.A. Open. More
Michigan: Kalamazoo, 1964. 18p, illus. wrappers. Unusual title. D&J P13930. More
London: Cassell & Company Ltd., 1967. 119p, cloth. More
London: T. Werner Laurie, ca 1914. 234p. plus ads. cloth. Substantial title by the 1912 Open Champion Ted Ray. Braid, Taylor and Vardon all produced similar tombs once they had won The Open, one wonders if his 1912 win was the cause of this publication and how many years beforehand..... More
London: T. Werner Laurie, ca 1914. 234p. plus ads. cloth. Substantial title by the 1912 Open Champion Ted Ray. Braid, Taylor and Vardon all produced similar tombs once they had won The Open, one wonders if his 1912 win was the cause of this publication and how many years beforehand..... More
London: Methuen, 1922. 47p, illustrated boards. 2nd edition of this book, went into many printings. D&J R3160. More
London: Methuen, 1922. 47p, illus. bds. Hard to find first edition of this book, went into many printings. Part of the Percy Boomer golf library. D&J R3160. More
London: Methuen, 1922. 47p, illustrated boards. Hard to find first edition of this book, went into many printings. D&J R3160. More
London, England: Duckworth and Co., 1959. 176p. cloth. Foreword by Bernard Darwin. Autobiographical instructional. Rees a stalwart British (Welsh) golfer, either side of World War II, Rees Captained the famous 1957 winning British Ryder Cup team at Lindrick, along with his 9 appearances for the British team making him one..... More
