Our latest new addition is the elegant club history Seminole produced to celebrate its 75th anniversary in 2007, the only book ever published about the storied Donald Ross course that will host the Walker Cup in two years

A 500 page biography explores the life of Canadian master architect Stanley Thompson, our newest arrival

A work of fiction written in 1899 by the "father of American football," Walter Camp, who coached at Yale and Stanford. One of the prettiest covers in the golf book, and now in stock

Our latest new arrival, the classic: The Art of Putting by Willie Park, Open Champion in 1887 and 1889 and designer of Maidstone and Sunningdale's Old course

The Golfer's Journal is a golf periodical worth saving. Each issue is thoughtfully curated and visually stunning. Our January newsletter highlights their subscription (vs. advertising) model: valuablebook.wordpress.com/2020/01/01/the… Especially like Tom Coyne's work

Our newest book features the Tasmanian wonder: Barnbougle Dunes. The large format shows off the amazing piece of land that Tom Doak and Make Clayton took full advantage of

New arrival from Myopia Hunt Club. Their 1975 club history shows off one of the best logos in golf with a fox and a horn,

Limited edition book about the historic Greywalls just arrived; the preferred place to stay when playing Muirfield. The combination of a Lutyens designed building and a Jekyll designed garden is tough to beat

Our February newsletter focuses on a variety of unusual golf books: valuablebook.wordpress.com/2020/02/01/unu…

We just restocked our inventory of Simpson & Co, a biography of one of our favorite architects, who, among with other courses, designed Morfontaine and Chantilly, both outside Paris

Merion The Championship Story, contains a great story about Bobby Jones and his grand slam winning round: on the 10th hole, both he and Gene Homans took a 6 on the easy par four to halve the hole. Jones circled both the 6s and wrote “Ha Ha” on the scorecard, pictured in the book

New arrival, a difficult to locate book about the Kohler golf resort in Wisconsin

Our April "lock down" newsletter looks at some undiscovered recent club histories from Maidstone and Merion, and some old material brought back to life: valuablebook.wordpress.com/2020/04/01/som…

New arrival: the Game of Golf by Willie Park, Jr. Open Champion in 1887 and 1889 and designer of Sunningdale's Old Course and Maidstone. A great 19th century golf book

Our new July newsletter features Tom Doak's latest book on how to route a golf course: Getting to 18. The book also serves as a bit of an autobiography since he shares stories about how he developed as an architect along the way. valuablebook.wordpress.com

Our August newsletter explains the meaning of an aircraft carrier, crook, ha ha, ripper and widows peak highlighted in a delightful little book by Forrest Richardson, On Course. valuablebook.wordpress.com/2020/08/01/on-… It is your guide to becoming a real golf architecture geek!

Our September newsletter features One For the Memory Banks, a delightful new book by Luke Reese which is the perfect antidote for those longing to take a golf trip in our pandemic lock down era: valuablebook.wordpress.com

This month's newsletter features the idyllic Myopia Hunt Club north of Boston. Read on to better understand the club's rich history: valuablebook.wordpress.com

Royal Portrush is the focus of our new newsletter, especially their over sized, gigantic new club history: valuablebook.wordpress.com