1989. 44p. paper covers Essay by David Hamilton on Reverend John Kerr. More

Scotland: St. Andrews Town Council, ca 1950. 64p. illus. wrapps. General information on St.Andrews including the golf courses. More

England: Grant, 1985. Important and only Biography of this great man born in 1815 and regarded as the best player before the era of The Open Championship. The first man to break 80 on the Old course, Tom Morris was his apprentice. This is a rare review copy, not yet..... More

London: Queen Anne Press, 1989. 256p, cloth. dedication by Alliss. D&J A5940. More

London: Virgin Books, 2002. 191pp cloth signed by author. More

London: Herbert Jenkins, 1935. More

United States of America: Harcourt Brace and Jovanovich, 1974. 310p. cloth. One of the first if not The first on the History of The PGA tour. More

Constant Sports, 2014. 256pp. Tells the untold, behind-the-scenes story of golf's most iconic team contest. This book reports on the mysteries of the money and business; the political games and social mis. More

United States of America: Oxmoor House, 1976. 186p. cloth. One of the first books to record the History of this tournament. D&J B16990. More

Droitwich: Grant Books, 1996. 81p. leather, slipcase. 6/125 ltd. ed. signed by Piper. Signed by Geoffrey Piper on the limitation page. Also, signed by Joyce Wethered at end of her introduction (in form of a letter). D&J B45730. More

Sandwich: Privately Printed, ca 1950. 39p. decorative boards. With a foreword by Bernard Darwin. A history of golfing in East Kent at Sandwich and Deal. Campbell was the great-grandson of Robert Chambers and involved in laying out the courses at Deal, Rye and Killarney, among others. This book is a...... More

Edinburgh: W. & R. Chambers, 1891. 88 pp. 7x4¾, original flexible pictorial red cloth stamped in black, housed in library wrappers. Second Edition. The second revised edition of Chambers' A Few Rambling Remarks on Golf of 1862, following the second printing of 1866 titled Gymnastics, Golf, Curling. This volume was..... More