London: Hodder and Stoughton, 2004. 310p. cloth. D&J A5910. More

London, England: Stanley Paul, 1961. 158p, cloth. Autobiography of 4 time Ryder Cuper, and rather outspoken pro. Which can be confirmed by reading this book. D&J B28410. More

U.S.A. Alfred A.Knopf, 1928. 228pp. Introduction by Bobby Jones. Illustrated with several plates from photographs. Salmon-orange colored cloth with vignette on the front cover, lettered in green, top edge stained green. First Edition. An autobiographical account of Miss Collett's great career up to this date. D&J C16210. More

London: Knopf, 1929. 228 pp. Introduction by Bobby Jones. Photograph plates. 19x12.2 cm. (7½x5"), orange cloth, spine lettered in blue, illustrated dust jacket. First UK Edition. More

Harper Sport, 2007. 320p, Great Autobiography from the two time Major Champion. Signed by the Author. More

London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1928. 332p. Green cloth. Illustrated with several plates from photographs, including frontispiece portrait of the author. Spine lettered in gilt. First Edition, facsimile ltd ed No. 24 dust jacket. Darwin's first autobiography two more would follow. D&J D5320. More

London: Chatto & Windus, 1955. 256p, cloth. Darwin's third of three autobiography's. D&J D7510. More

London: Sporting Handbooks Limited, 1951. 192p. cloth Autobiography of probably the quickest ever Open Champion! D&J D20080. More

United States of America: Thos E. Wilson and Co., 1921. 343p, cloth Biography every one should have read. Rare Dust jacket, probably the scarcest version of this book, harder to find than the limited edition. Charles 'Chick' Evans was the first man to win the U.S. Open and the U.S...... More

New York: Simon & Schuster, 1977. 342p, ebmossed leather. Special edition, likely part of the print run made for the Memorial tournament. But not one of those 250 copies, ad hence an unlisted edition. D&J H1870. More

Edgewood Tahoe: Batchworth Press, 1953. Great amateur, three-time Captain of the Walker Cup Team, runner-up three times in the British Amateur, finally winning in 1925. Many stories of great players past and present, he lays out is own personal beliefs of the game. More

London: James Nisbet, 1907. 247p. cloth. Autobiography of possibly the greatest amateur to play the game, winning two Open titles, four Amateur and a U.S. Amatuer title. A small but very strong player who took great detail in addressing the ball. The book was written in the towards the end..... More

United States of America: Privately Printed, ca. 1966. 41pp. Not of a great vintage but very hard to find, and a good read on top. D&J H27400. More