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The 1934 Masters Program is simply titled: Augusta National First…
The 500 World's Greatest Golf Holes is a world-wide, whistle-stop…
From a golf course architecture perspective, Sir Guy Campbell…
Similar to Golf Courses of the British Isles, the author of A…
James Braid covers it all in an almost exhaustive overview of…
Tom Doak's Anatomy of a Golf Course is a modern classic. The…
David Worley's Another Journey Through the Links is billed as…
The Architects of Golf is a comprehensive reference guide to…
Architectural Side of Golf is one of the most difficult sacred…
The Art of Golf Design provides a feast for the eyes and food…
By definition, Aspects of Golf Course Architecture 1889-1924…
By definition, Aspects of Golf Course Architecture 1925-1971…
What makes Alister MacKenzie's Augusta National Green Sketches…
Most of the book is irrelevant for the golf course architecture…
The full title is: Bunkers, Pits & Other Hazards: A Guide…
The Caddie Magazine formula is simple: Modern golf art + glossy…
The intent and stated purpose of The Captain George C Thomas…
Catalogue 18 - book or magazine? We can't decide either. Catalogue…
Classic Golf Hole Design focuses primarily on the design of classic…
Classic Golf Links of Great Britain and Ireland is a decent staple…