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Synopsis
Tee Shots and Others, written in 1911, is one of Bernard Darwin's earliest and most celebrated titles. The grandson of famed naturalist Charles Darwin and a member of the World Golf Hall of Fame, Darwin had a unique gift for bringing the game of golf to life. By capturing the personalities of the players, the drama of a close match, and the simple pleasures of an unhurried round, Darwin became the premier golf writer of his generation.
In Tee Shots and Others, Darwin reflects on the great champions of his day as well as the on-course joys and frustrations familiar to every golfer. Featuring custom illustrations by acclaimed artist E. W. Mitchell, this book offers a distinctive charm that has made it one of the most sought-after titles in golf literature. With his signature warmth and wit, Darwin provides a window into the world of golf at the turn of the century, as seen through the eyes of the man Herbert Warren Wind called the greatest golf writer who ever lived.
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