Golf Through The Ages, 600 Years of Golfing Art
Subtitle: six hundred years of golfing art  : the story of golf : a pictorial chronicle
By: Michael Flannery and Richard Leech ; with a foreword by Peter Thomson.
Contributors: Leech, Richard.
Edition: Royal Edition
Publisher: Golf Links Press
Published: 2004
Place of publication: Fairfield, Iowa
Language: eng
Format: Portrait
Number of pages: 413
Subjects: Golf in art.; Art, European.; Golf -- History.
Work titles: The Story of Golf, A Pictorial Chronicle
First sentence: One of the most popular ball games of medieval France, soule, developed contemporaneously in two basic forms.
Description: A large-paper format iconography of 364 largely un-published illustrations of European ball games, the earliest of which is dated to c.1120. In 464 pages, seventeen families of club and ball games are analysed and discussed in a roughly chronologically manner, including their influence on golf, as it eventually emerged in 16th century Scotland.
Notes: Gift to Victoria University Library. Flannery, Michael. 2004/07/08.