A coffee-table book that explores the history of the golf ball.

Traces the evolution of the golf ball from the fifteenth century to the present with current markeplace values for collectible golf balls.

The perfect golfing gift: A book that is a complete, working 9-hole miniature golf course, with miniature golf balls and putter included. The first book you can play through. The book that's a true original. Featuring nine themed courses, from pirates to dinosaurs to the classic windmill, The Miniature Book of Miniature Golf celebrates the silliness and the golf-for-everyone! attitude of Putt-Putt. Each page in the book is a cleverly designed hole, modeled on real mini golf courses. Tap the ball through the grooves and make sure to avoid the obstacles. Then see if you can get it in the clown's mouth on the last hole. Every hole is par fun.

This book is about the golf ball and how it has affected the game, especially club development and the rules. From the feather ball era in the 17th and 18th centuries, and the gutty ball era of the 1850s to the rubber-cored (modern) ball era this book literally takes you "inside" the ball with fascinating details of all aspects of the golf ball. It covers the development of rules pertaining to weight and size--details that were contested in America and Britain for nearly 50 years, and how ball makers sought to make the ball travel further, move straighter and stand up to the most punishing strokes. Until 1920 there was no size or weight restrictions to the ball. Thereafter maufacturors had to conform to the specifications, otherwise the ball was deemed illegal. The American and British golfing authorities could not agree on dimensions so for nearly 50 years there were 2 'legal' balls played either side of the Atlantic. Ball makers have long sought to make the ball travel further, move straighter and to provide protection to the ball from poorly executed shots. This book shows how manfucaturing techniques have evolved from stuffing feathers into a leather sack in the seventeenth century to hydraulic presses and spraying booths in the early twentieth century. The balls' cover patterns were designed to improve their flight characteristics and these ranged from stars, diamonds and pimples to the round dimple (today's standard) that was patented in the early twentieth century. The author has made extensive use of the data recorded at the many golf memorabilia sales since the early 1980s. He also records many of the prices paid at auction for golf balls.

Introduce your child to the game of golf in a fun and entertaining way. Follow Anderson as he joins his dad for a day of golf but finds himself on an exciting adventure. Help! My Dad Lost His Golf Ball! is a golf book for kids that is sure to be enjoyed for generations.

Golf should be a fun, magical, memorable experience. This book does not offer some hidden mind trick or ancient secret. It provides a solid foundation where you can find yourself and build. The book gets you started if you're just beginning. Or started on the right next step from where you currently are now, so that you'll be able to transform your game. You will better understand the information you already have, you will hear, and you will see to get you better. Once you hear new information, you can evaluate it both mentally and physically and use it to change your body. This book does not offer a jedi mind trick, it's must have, fundamental understanding. First, this book offers simple, fundamental ideas. Ollen offers simple clarity, removing the mystery of how to learn golf. Learn a process to improve. You will learn to play your best.