Playing Through the Rough : An Irrelevant History of Golf(e) or Scotland, Shakespeare, and Golf(e) by James B. Cash

Playing Through the Rough : An Irrelevant History of Golf(e) or Scotland, Shakespeare, and Golf(e)

James B. Cash
144 pages
Camtech Pub
Oct 2000
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At last the secret history of golf(e) is revealed. It was invented by witches! In this romp through history the book describes the first golf(e) shot by a shepherd, observed by his faithful dog; the YIK tournament, whose winner is unknown because of "liquid fermented corn"; the significance of the Macbeth-Duncan rivalry for golf(e; why the English deserve credit for helping create the great course at Bannockburn. The book is cleverly illustrated with over 100 pictures by renowned Ohio artist Walter Kaye.
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Pages 144
Publisher Camtech Pub
Published 2000
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