Scottish Books - Golf
The Scottish Golf Guide David Hamilton, Harry Horse, Sean Connery (April 1995).
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| ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Golf World: Best Courses of Scotland by Golf World (Editor)(April 2000).
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| ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AA Guide to Golf Courses 2001 Darren Clarke
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| ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Golf at the Water's Edge, Scotland's Seaside Links Brenda McGuire, John McGuire (May 1997).
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| ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Golf Great Britain and Ireland Automobile Association (November 1996).
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| ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Pilgrims in the Rough, St Andrews Beyond the 19th Hole Michael Tobert (May 2000).
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| ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A Wee Nip at the 19th Hole Richard Mackenzie (January 1998).
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| ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Blasted Heaths and Blessed Greens: A Golfer's Pilgrimage to the Courses of Scotland James W. Finegan (March 1996).
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| ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- To the Linksland Michael Bamberger (September 1998).
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| ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Scotland's Golf Courses Vic Robbie (May 2001).
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Scotland's strength lies in the host of enjoyable courses throughout the land which welcome visitors, and this book helps visitors to find these. 
A definitive guide to all the top courses in Scotland. Organised by region, the guide uses information gathered by Golf World's own research team and readers' surveys to evaluate courses. 
With wide coverage including Britain, Ireland, the Channel Islands and as far north as the Shetlands, this guide provides details and location of more than 2500 golf courses. 
A history and tour of Scotland's seaside courses covering: East Lothian, West Scotland, Fife, the North East and the Highlands.
A traveller's guide to more than 2,500 courses in England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, and Ireland.
An insider's guide to golfing at St Andrews, this book provides information on the course and the history of the game.
A thoroughly delightful and spirited romp through the subculture of St. Andrews's caddies.
A grand tour of Scottish links, complete with course information and workable itineraries.
Golf buff Michael Bamberger dropped out of the workaday world and into the world of golf and embarked on a unique golfing adventure: from the United States to Scotland. 
A guide to more than 500 courses in Scotland, the home of golf. This updated edition features many new courses designed in keeping with the finest Scottish traditions. A rich variety includes the famous St Andrews and other Open venues such as Carnoustie, Muirfield, Turnberry and Royal Troon.Back to
