Golfing By-Paths (1946)

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By Bernard Darwin

Golfing By-Paths, long out of print and little known in the U.S., is a collection of 58 essays written by the great British golf writer between 1939 and 1945.

“In these essays you can see Darwin endeavoring to keep the flame of golf alive amidst the privations of war,” says Classics of Golf Publisher Michael P. Beckerich. “He falls back on his memories of golf as a pillar English social life, the club as a haven, and allows himself some hope that these pleasures will not be totally lost.”  This book showcases the amazing talent of Darwin’s gift of writing.

Foreword by Michael P. Beckerich.

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By Bernard Darwin

Golfing By-Paths, long out of print and little known in the U.S., is a collection of 58 essays written by the great British golf writer between 1939 and 1945.

“In these essays you can see Darwin endeavoring to keep the flame of golf alive amidst the privations of war,” says Classics of Golf Publisher Michael P. Beckerich. “He falls back on his memories of golf as a pillar English social life, the club as a haven, and allows himself some hope that these pleasures will not be totally lost.”

Foreword by Michael P. Beckerich.

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Weight 3 lbs
Under the guidance of Herbert Warren Wind, Dean of American Sportswriters, the Classics of Golf Library was created to preserve and make available the works of the leading authors of early and modern golf literature. This exclusive collection of sixty-nine books is available for those who cherish the history and game of golf. They will make superb additions to any library and wonderful gifts for all avid golfers. Formats include textbooks.

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