Golf Books #266 (The Random History of Golf: Embarrassing Shanks & Outrageous Slices)

Use Bloghome to interface, read and share interesting articles to make small change today!

41o0dumiodlThis is the story of golf as it’s never been told before: Mary Queen of Scots cheers herself up at the links at Leith following the murder of her husband Lord Darnley; Dwight D. Eisenhower’s valet shoots the breeze as he clears up the Oval Office following a particularly grueling Presidential putting practice session; and Bob Hope’s chauffeur experiments with some one-liners while waiting for his boss in the clubhouse car park.

The albatrosses, the Big Berthas, the yips and the holes-in-one that have provided the perfect excuse to linger at the 19th hole are amusingly recalled for the delectation of the Fair Isle sweater brigade.

Publication date: May 1, 2016 (source)

About the Authors

Aubrey Ganguly is the Editorial Director at Future Publishing. Justyn Barnes is a former editor of United magazine and now works as a freelance writer, contributing regularly to various publications. Tony Husband is an award-winning cartoonist.

Golf Books #250 (Lessons from the Golf Guru: Secrets, Strategies, and Stories for Golf and Life – Volume 2)

By on Tuesday 20, March

How can knowing the secrets of Chinese Water Torture, looking for the Holy Grail,...

Golf Books #216 (In the Rough: The Business Game of Golf)

By on Tuesday 5, January

There has never been a book about the inner workings of the golf business...

Golf Books #225 (Once Upon a September: Saucon Valley and the 1951 U.S. Amateur)

By on Tuesday 15, March

In September of 1951 Saucon Valley Country Club hosted its first Usga championship –...