James Braid by Bernard Darwin
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James Braid
James Braid
Summary
James Braid was an important figure in golf who, at the turn of the century, transformed the game from an eccentric pursuit to the universally recognized sport of today. This book was originally published in 1952.
James Braid Summary
Table of Contents
Earlsferry, 1870-1882; from slavery to freedon, 1883-1893; nearing the goal, 1894-1897; breaking through, 1898-1901; the coming of the Haskell, 1902-1904; the great foursome, 1905-1906; the greatest championship of all, 1907-1909; the end of a golden age, 1910-1914; sundown; life at Walton Heath; golf architecture; a man of character; the last year.
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GOR001616342
9780713466805
0713466804
James Braid by Bernard Darwin
Used - Very Good
Paperback
Batsford Ltd
19910405
196
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