The Golfer's Manual

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171 pages, Illustrated. decorative cloth, First Edition, with an introduction by Dr, MacNamara. As with many of the early golf books, this manual is directed to a wide audience including those with scant prior knowledge of the game. Accordingly, it begins with the history and development of golf, procedures for choosing and maintaining one's clubs (Interesting to note the set of clubs as described and pictured is of only eight clubs: two woods, two putters and four irons.), tips on playing, rules and etiquette. Additionally, there is a chapter on Ladies Golf and a lengthy architectural chapter entitled LINKS IN THE MAKING. This is First English Edition. Cover title changed for the Lippincott American edition to "The Golfer's Guide", although the title and contents remain as the English edition. Some light foxing through page viii, one index page roughly split, former name inked out on ffep, small spot of wear top of spine. Cover illustration and gilt complete, the yapp edged binding, an unusual technique, is in very good condition. Covers protected by mylar. Size: 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. N° de ref. del artículo 100030

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