Golfer Collection (page 37)

The Nose Game - Artistic Nose D10, Denotes Refinement. 1927

Young lady unafraid of the effects of the sun on her skin
A sporty young lady golfer is unafraid of the effects of the sun and the wind on her skin, as she has taken advise from the Salon of Mademoiselle Helena Rubinstein of 24 Grafton Street, Bond Street

Advert for for Ellimans Universal Embrocation 1897
Advertisement for Ellimans Universal Embrocation, for the treatment of stiffness, sprains, aches and bruises. Athletic young woman about to take a swipe at a golf ball. 1897

Golfing couple on a comic Christmas card -- An ocular demonstration. Date: circa 1900s

Golfing outfit from Marshall and Snelgrove
A golf suit of ribbed angora from Marshall and Snelgrove, comprising a square cut jacket and trousers which look like a skirt when walking (culottes). Date: 1933

The Nose Game - Impulsive Nose A8, Denotes Quick Temper. 1927

Ishbel Macdonald playing golf on board the Berengaria
Miss Ishbel Macdonald, daughter of Ramsay Macdonald, playing golf on board the Berengaria during a transatlantic voyage. Date: 1929

David Lloyd George playing golf at Nice
David Lloyd George playing golf on the links at Nice on the French Riviera in 1910. Date: 1910

Prince Albert of Schleswig-Holstein at Sunningdale Golf Club
Albert, Duke of Schleswig-Holstein (1869-1931), second son of Prince and Princess Christian (Princess Helena) and grandson of Queen Victoria

Leap Year Thoughts - Will I be Yours? A pretty golfing girl pops the question. Date: 1911

Bystander cover - Marchioness of Cholmondeley plays golf
The Marchioness of Cholmondeley (formerly Lady Rocksavage) pictured on the golf links at Mandelieu on the French Riviera. Date: 1923

Wedding of Mr I. M. B. Stuart and Mis Barbara Millar
The wedding of Irish rugby international Mr I. M. B. Stuart (also a master at Harrow School) and Miss Barbara Ethel Millar, a first-class golfer, at St. Johns Church in St. Johns Wood in April 1931

Happy Families Playing Cards - Master Putt the Golfers Son. circa 1930s

Happy Families Playing Cards - Mrs Putt the Golfers Wife. circa 1930s

Happy Families Playing Cards - Mr Putt the Golfer. circa 1930s

Happy Families Playing Cards - Miss Putt the Golfers Daughter. circa 1930s

Gingerbread Men
Richly Decorated Fancy Figures in Fermented Sweet Dough - traditional and modern shapes (note the golfer !) not necessarily made with ginger. Date: circa 1930

Golfing Wear for 1909
H Mallaby Deeley the golfer wears a roomy light brown overcoat with deep side pockets & an outer seam down the sleeves, a tweed flat cap, checked trousers & brown shoes Date: 1909

John Henry Taylor
JOHN HENRY TAYLOR English golfer; first Englishman to win the British Open 1871 - 1963

Lady Golfer 1914
Advertisement for La Belle Jardiniere store, Paris. A fashionably dressed lady golfer grapples with her club. Date: 1914

Ferndown Golf Links 18th hole, with people playing
Ferndown Golf Links, Dorset, 18th hole, with people playing. Date: circa 1910

Criccieth Golf Club House, with people playing
Criccieth Golf Club House, North Wales, with people playing in the foreground. circa 1912

Advertisement for Southvale Hawk golf ball
Advertisement for the Southvale Hawk rubber core golf ball, known for its durability. Date: early 20th century

Cutout of woman golfer. early 20th century

Edwardian golfer and observers. Date: early 1900s

Edwardian golfer in awkward pose
Edwardian golfer in an awkward pose, holding her golf club in a rather unorthodox way. Date: early 1900s

Two Edwardian golfers striding along. Date: early 1900s

Edwardian golfing couple striding along
An Edwardian golfing couple striding along. Date: early 1900s

Edwardian golfer about to tee off. Date: early 1900s

Edwardian golfer taking a swipe at the ball -- his caddy cowers, afraid of being hit by the club. Date: early 1900s

Fashion for golf 1933
Two models wearing clothes suitable for a game of golf. 1933

Henry Cotton, English professional golfer
Sir Thomas Henry Cotton (1907-1987), English professional golfer who won three Open Championships, seen here on a golf course checking his clubs and putters. Date: circa 1930s

Bystander annual mixed foursome, Beckenham, Kent
People gathering at the Bystander annual mixed foursome at the Foxgrove Golf Club in Beckenham, Kent. Those attending include Henry Cotton (1907-1987), English professional golfer

Brokenhurst Manor Silver Jubilee Golf Match
Group photo of golfers gathered for the Brokenhurst Manor Golf Club Silver Jubilee Golf Match, New Forest, Hampshire. They are (from right to left) Captain A E Phillips (Referee), Laurie Ayton

Golfer watched by spectators. Date: circa 1920s

Scottish lady golfer in kilt playing a shot.Date: circa 1912

Miss Grant-Suttie playing golf
Miss Elsie Grant-Suttie, the open Champion, playing golf. Date: 1911

The Ladies Lords v. Commons golf match
The golf match took place at Coombe Hill, Surrey and ended in victory for the Commons: Miss Seton Karr (Commons); The Dowager Countess of Wilton (Lords) and Mrs Olaf Hambro (Commons). Date: 1919

Golfers at North Berwick. Clockwise from top left: Miss Norma Cree, The Hon. V. Erskine, Miss Gathorne-Hardy and the Hon. D

Aristocrats golfing at the North Berwick links course. Clockwise from top left: Lord Hollenden; Miss Saunderson and Mrs Wild; Mrs Burkinshaw and Lady Reid; Mrs Jamieson and her daughter

Prince Albert of Schleswig-Holstein, 1914
Albert, Duke of Schleswig-Holstein (1869-1931), second son of Prince and Princess Christian (Princess Helena) and grandson of Queen Victoria

Aboriginal boy playing golf
Australian aboriginal boy playing golf, published by Raphael Tuck. Date: 1905

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Step back in time and immerse yourself in the rich history of golf with these captivating images. Travel to the year 1881, where Golf at St Andrews takes center stage. Witness the birthplace of this beloved sport as players navigate the iconic links, their swings echoing through time. Fast forward to c1914 and find yourself piecing together a jigsaw puzzle featuring golfers on Prestwick golf course in Scotland. Each fragment tells a story of camaraderie and competition amidst picturesque landscapes. In 1932, Walton Heath Golf Club becomes a sanctuary for avid golf enthusiasts. The lush fairways beckon players to test their skills against nature's challenges while forging lifelong friendships along the way. The year is 1914, and we encounter an extraordinary sight - a woman confidently taking her stance on the green. Breaking barriers and defying conventions, she exemplifies strength and grace as she conquers every hole with finesse. Enter into Sir John Lavery's masterpiece - The Golf Course, North Berwick. Transported by his brushstrokes, we can almost feel the gentle breeze whispering secrets across this idyllic Scottish landscape. A portrait from circa 1910 introduces us to Tom Morris senior – a British golfer whose legacy echoes throughout generations. His steely gaze reflects years of dedication to perfecting his craft; he embodies the essence of true sportsmanship. Arnold Palmer needs no introduction – his name synonymous with greatness in the world of golf. A trailblazer who captivated audiences worldwide with his charisma and skill, he forever left an indelible mark on this cherished sport. H. M Bateman immortalizes The Man Who Broke 60 in The Open – capturing that elusive moment when boundaries are shattered and records rewritten. This illustration reminds us that within every golfer lies untapped potential waiting to be unleashed upon hallowed grounds. Across continents we venture next – Hyannisport Golf Club, Cape Cod, Massachusetts.