Discover the world's finest golf courses and the legendary stories behind them From the historic 'home of golf' at St Andrews to the breathtaking cliffs of Pebble Beach, this comprehensive guide showcases the finest golf courses the world has to offer. Accompanied by corresponding articles from The Times highlighting legendary tournaments and iconic moments at each course, discover the stories behind these extraordinary venues. With stunning full-colour photography, 'need to know' fact cards and accompanying course maps, this is an essential book for all golf lovers. Courses include: * Augusta, USA * Pebble Beach, USA * Whistling Straits, USA * Valhalla, USA * Oak Hill Country Club, USA * Oakmont Country Club, USA * TPC Sawgrass, USA * The Royal Montreal Golf Club, Canada * St Andrews, UK * Royal Troon, UK * Royal Lytham & St Annes, UK * Royal Portrush, UK * Gleneagles, UK * Wentworth Club, UK * Turnberry, UK * The Belfry, UK * Le Golf National, France * Real Club Valderrama, Spain * Els Club Vilamoura, Portugal * Barseback, Sweden * Himmerland, Denmark * Royal Melbourne, Australia * Emirates Golf Club, Dubai * Narashino Country Club, Japan * Riyadh Golf Club, Saudi Arabia * Yas Links, Abu Dhabi * Foreword by Sir Nick Faldo * Provides comprehensive coverage of the most famous golf courses around the world. * Strong potential as a gift product in the run up to Christmas. * Published in time for the Ryder Cup Centenary in September 2027 at Adare Manor in Ireland. * Stands out from the competition by making use of archive material (articles and photos) from The Times. Not to mention authority of The Times on golf coverage.
* The addition of course maps and 'need to know' fact cards about each location also sets this book apart from the competition. * Strong UK and international appeal (especially in the US). Competition: Remarkable Golf Courses. Golf: The Iconic Courses. Fifty Places to Play Golf Before You Die. Dream Golf Courses. The 500 World's Greatest Golf Holes. Iain Spragg.
Frank Hopkinson. Chris Santella. Cristophe Thoreau. Editors of Golf Magazine. George Peper.