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
Westward Ho: Privately Printed, 1989. 202p, decorative. Leather. foreword by J.W.D. Goodban author of the 1964 centenary history. Introduction by H.N. Fulford. Illustrated from photographs from old sources. Pebbled maroon cloth, lettered and stamped in gilt, jacket. No. 336 of 500 hand-numbered copies. First Edition. Signed by the editors, Davies..... More
England: Privately Printed, 2020. 77p. Blue cloth. Lytham and St Anne's golf club held the first Ladies Amateur Championship in 1893 and has continued its long and illustrious tradition of supporting and hosting major ladies golf players and events. This book is a tribute not only to the clubs dedication..... More
Worcestershire: Grant books, 2020. 56p. Wrappers 400 copies only. Only 27 books where entirely devoted to golf prior to this books original publication. More
London: Arthur Barker, 1939. 246p. Cloth. Decorative cloth. Foreword by John Beck. Contributions from the world of golf, including Bernard Darwin, Lady Heathcoat-Amory (Joyce Wethered), Henry Longhurst, Guy C. Campbell, C.J.H. Tolley.... great book, very often underrated. Scarce and very good Dust jacket slight chips only. D&J M36160. More
United Kingdom: Ladies Golf Union, 2004. 2004 Curtis Cup programme held at the Formby Golf Cub, Lancashire. US taking the spoils in a 10 to 8 victory. More
London: T. Werner Laurie and Son, 1912. 185p. cloth. Early ladies title, possibliy inspired by James Braid's Ladies Field book. More
London: George Newnes, ca 1911. 91p. illustrated wrappers. Cecil Leitch born in Silloth in 1891 widely thought of as the country leading female golfer of the 20th century, the book was originally written and published in the UK in 1911 when she was just 20 years old, she was Holder..... More
London: Mills and Boon, 1924. 254p. Illustrated (59) with plates from photographs, including frontispiece portrait of the author "Auntie Mabel" with her facsimile autograph, original gilt-lettered navy blue cloth. Early references to the ladies open championship. Seldom seen title. D&J S40450. More
London: Hurst & Blackett, 1931. 320p. decorative cloth. D&J H12670. More
London: Hutchinson, 1904. 336p decorative cloth. Three Time British Ladies Champion Hezlet (later MRS A.E. Ross) wrote this primarily instruction book. The first to be published in Britain for women. The book focuses on proper instruction, also has sections on rules, etiquette and dress. Companion volume to Taylor's work Taylor..... More
London: Mills and Boon, 1925. 64p. Cloth. plus ads. cloth. Hardest to find of the four Eleanor Helme golf titles. D&J H12730. More
London: Greening, 1907. 128p. illustrated linen wrappers. Hard to find, but satisfying when found title, insightful chapters. More
Boston: Little Brown, 1926. 115p. Illustrated from photographs. 7½x5, green cloth. First Edition. Collett won 6 U.S. Women's Amateur titles during her career -. Murdoch 138; D&M 12710; D&J C16090. More
New York: Baker and Taylor, 1904. 217p. illustrated cloth. Includes a chapter by Rhona K. Adair. Illustrations from photographs and drawings including frontispiece portrait of the author. (8vo) original pictorial green cloth stamped in white, gray, gilt and brown, front cover lettered in white, spine lettered in gilt. First Edition..... More
London: F.V. White and co., 1896. 312p, decorative cloth. This is the first book to be written by a woman. D&J K4240. More
London: Country Life, 1946. 64p. Cloth. Fine condition, Illustrations by Elinor Darwin to accompany verses by Bernard Darwin. Bernard Darwin (1876-1961) was a grandson of Charles Darwin. He was a lawyer by training but not by inclination and moved into journalism, becoming a leading writer on golf, a game which..... More
London: Hutchinson, 1933. 255p, plus ads. cloth. Scarce dust Jacket. 1st edition, and very scarce 1st impression. Maybe the greatest lady golfer, retiring early only to come back to a famous St. Andrews victory. As Darwin says, "she is wise to give us memories as well as methods". Review copy..... More
London: Greening, 1907. 128p. illustrated linen wrappers. Hard to find, but satisfying when found title, insightful chapters. More
London: George Newnes, ca 1911. 91p. illustrated wrappers. Cecil Leitch born in Silloth in 1891 widely thought of as the country leading female golfer of the 20th century, the book was originally written and published in the UK in 1911 when she was just 20 years old, she was Holder..... More
London: F.V. White and co., 1896. 312p, decorative cloth. This is the first book to be written by a woman. D&J K4240. More
London: Hutchinson, 1933. 255p, plus ads. cloth. Scarce dust Jacket. 1st edition, and very scarce 1st impression. Maybe the greatest lady golfer, retiring early only to come back to a famous St. Andrews victory. As Darwin says, "she is wise to give us memories as well as methods". Additional cut..... More
Dublin, Ohio: Memorial Tournament, 2004. 81p. simulated leather. Printed to honour Lee Trevino and Joyce Wethered. limited edition. 154/250. More
Dublin, Ohio: Memorial Tournament, 2008. 56p. simulated leather. Printed to honour limited edition 67/250 Edited by David Shedloski, in honour of Tony Jacklin, Ralph Guldahl, Charles Blair MacDonald, Craig Wood. More
Dublin, Ohio: Memorial Tournament, 2006. 47p. simulated leather. Printed to honour Sir Michael Bonallack, Charlie Coe, Lawson Little, Henry Picard, Paul Runyan, Densmore Shute. editors Ken and Jean Bowden. ltd. ed. 88/250. More
