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Another Journey Through The Links
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| This magnificent book provides the most comprehensive review of the 165 links courses in Scotland, England, Wales and Ireland. Beautifully written by David Worley, with a Foreword by Peter Thomson, this book totals 416 pages with more than 500 colour photographs.
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Golf Courses of
Australia CD-ROM
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Golf Courses of Australia allows
you to discover all 1500 golf courses and provides you
with full details of clubhouse, course, pro-shop and
other useful information. You can readily locate every
course on easy-to-read maps. Golf Courses of Australia
also contains up to date results of important Australian
and overseas golf tournaments.
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Golf Courses of
Australia Database
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The Golf Courses of Australia Database allows
you to contact all of Australia's 1500 golf courses to promote your goods
and services. All details have been fully revised and updated.
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The Golf Course Guide 2010
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Australia’s unchallenged authority provides a complete and up to date guide to public access courses, golf resorts, private clubs open to green fee players and driving ranges.
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Links Golf
- The Inside Story
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"This is truly the inside
story of links golf. Encompassing the history,
tradition, and images of the great links, this
book is a worthy travelling companion, and guide,
on your golfing journey." - Ian Baker-Finch,
1991 British Open Champion.
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Golf Courses of the Mornington Peninsula
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Here is a rare opportunity to purchase a superb, definitive and long overdue publication on the Golf Courses of the Mornington Peninsula.
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Harry Williams,
An Australian Golfing Tragedy
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On Wednesday 13 December 1961,
after the landlady smells gas, the police burst
into the flat to find the double suicide of Harry
Williams and his mother. There is only a lettuce
leaf in the refrigerator and a box of golfing
trophies in the living room. These are the only
remains of a brilliant but short golfing career.
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Mezze (mee-zay)
Little bites of flying, living and golfing
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Oliver Green has lead an
extraordinary life and witnessed many of the tumultuous
events that have shaped the 20th century. This
autobiography, written as he approached his 79th
birthday, looks back on a distinguished career
with the Royal Air Force as a fighter pilot in
WWII, a prisoner of war for nearly four years
after being shot down in North Africa, commanding
strategic air bases around the world and serving
as Britain's military representative to NATO.
He first flew in an aircraft made from wood and
fabric and broke the sound barrier in a sub-sonic
Hawker Hunter.
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