Golfing Collection (page 17)

Scotland, St. Andrews. Golf still life

Famous 18th Hole and fairway at Swilken Bridge Golf at World Famous St Andrews Old Course in St Andrews Scotland

White Witch Golf Course, Montego Bay, Jamaica

Mauritius, Le Morne. Golfing at Paradis Hotel and Golf Club, an International class golf course

Royal and Ancient Golf Club, St. Andrews, Fife, Scotland, United Kingdom, Europe

BARRY GOLDWATER (1909-1998). American politician. Photographed while golfing at Montego Bay, Jamaica, 8 November 1964, five days after his defeat against incumbent Lyndon Johnson in the U.S

Silhouette of a couple with golfing gear
Silhouette of an elegant couple walking along with their golfing gear

Silhouette of a golfing scene, showing two men and a caddy on the green. The golfer on the right has just teed off

People on a golf course, with horses and a dog
The General has a round of golf... Five people, two horses and a dog on a golf course

Silhouette of a fashionable woman on her travels. A man in the background is lifting a bag of golf clubs

Silhouette of a golfing couple
On the Links at Starbeck (Harrogate, Yorkshire) -- silhouette of a golfing couple

Playing golf
A lady playing golf at Falsterbo Colf Club, the only true links in Sweden. Date: 1920s

Young lady in three-piece outfit by Bernard
Young lady on a golf course in a three-piece autumn outfit and matching scarf with multicoloured stripes, by Bernard. 1924

The Golf Girl by Wilmot Lunt Date: 1908

Young lady in white jersey outfit by Molyneux
Young lady on the golf course at Cagnes, France, wearing a three-piece white jersey outfit with 3/4 length jacket, beaver brown trim on sleeves, hem and collar, by Molyneux. 1924

Halford-Hewitt golfing championship at Deal
Eight photographs showing various pairs competing in the golf competiton at Deal. Date: 1935

Prince of Wales at Porthcawl Golf Club
Prince of Wales (1894 - 1971), later King Edward VIII and Duke of Windsor, pictured standing near the seventeenth hole on the links at Porthcawl Golf Club. Date: 1931

Edward VIII, as Prince of Wales, in golfing attire
Edward VIII, as Prince of Wales, in natty knitted golfing attire complete with plus-fours. Date: C.1930

Stream running by practice green on golf course, Le Telfair Hotel and Golf Course, Bel Ombre, Southwest Mauritius

Golfer pulling golf cart across golf course, Le Telfair Hotel and Golf Course, Bel Ombre, Southwest Mauritius

Grass growing on rough of golf course, golfer pulling golf cart in background, Le Telfair Hotel and Golf Course, Bel Ombre, Southwest Mauritius

View of practice green on golf course, Le Telfair Hotel and Golf Course, Bel Ombre, Southwest Mauritius

Astronaut playing golf on Mars, computer artwork. This would be similar to the famous golf shot played by Alan Shepard on the Moon on 31 January 1971

Playing golf, time-exposure image. Man pulling a golf bag trolley on a golf course. Photographed in England

SOCIETY CARTOON, c1905. The Lid Is Off Again. The opening of a new social season satirized as a Pandoras Box of vice in an American cartoon, c1905, by Samuel Ehrhart

Four local people on a golf course in the Far East
Four local people, two men and two women, sitting on a bench, somewhere in the Far East. They are wearing fashionable, western style clothing and are holding golf clubs

Edwardian golfer on the Pembrokeshire coast
An Edwardian golfer in action in his shirtsleeves on the Pembrokeshire coast, South Wales

Golf Clubs at Home - Woodcote Park, Coulsdon
Page from the Bystander with photographs of the club house and various members of the Woodcote Park golf club, in Coulsdon, Surrey in 1935

Portable petrol pump / W H Robinson
Avoid sudden stoppages with the portable petrol pump. Affixed to the side of the car this handy accessory can be painted to resemble a golfing bag

First Golf Lesson
Her First Lesson. A young girl takes her first swing of a golf club, as her young boyfriend watches on an offer some advice along the lines of keeping her head still and her eye on the ball

Poster advertising cigarette papers
Poster advertising Riz la Croix and Goudron la Croix cigarette papers, for people who like to roll their own. A golfing scene is depicted: a lady takes aim, while a man observes, cigarette in hand

Cover design for The Poster, July 1900, Number 24, Volume IV. A large man takes aim at a golf ball while his caddy looks on

Golf Match on Blackheath
A golf match between the London Scottish and Royal Blackheath golf clubs takes place at Blackheath

Delineator cover June 1927
Front cover illustration depicting a lady golfer fondling her iron and eyeing the green with contempt

Fore
Some foursome. Please note: Credit must appear as Courtesy of the Estate of Mrs J.C.Robinson/Pollinger Ltd/ILN/Mary Evans

Poster advertising Cannes, France
Poster advertising Cannes, the town of elegant sports (not to mention the famous film festival). A well to do lady sits on a bench, no doubt resting from her golfing exertions

Famous Golfers Caught In The Act. No. 9 H. Cotton
Pofessional golfer Henry Cotton, 1907- 1987. Henry Cotton became a professional golfer at 17, he won the British Open three times in his career

Famous Golfers Caught In The Act. No. 8. Harry Vardon
Professional golfer Harry Vardon, 1870- 1937. Harry Vardon turned professional at the age of 20. He is the only golfer who has won 6 Open Championships

The Annual Get-There-First Golf Competition by William Hea
Takes place, as usual, at Tooting Bec. Illustration showing a golf race. Please note: Credit must appear as Courtesy of the Estate of Mrs J.C.Robinson/Pollinger Ltd/ILN/Mary Evan"

A Bolt from the Blue and Green
The sort of stymie that sometimes happens when thunderbolts are flying about. Please note: Credit must appear as Courtesy of the Estate of Mrs J.C.Robinson/Pollinger Ltd/ILN/Mary Evans

Golfing Time by Rene Vincent
The Motor car as an adjunct to summer holiday sport, eliminating the drawback of distance from the scene of action: Golfing Time - the arrival on the links

Lost Ball by John Hassall
Illustration by John Hassall depicting a grumpy looking golfer searching for a lost ball in a rather stoney and sandy bunker, along with his caddy

A Lie by John Hassall
A puzzled and perplexed golfer is confounded by the lie of his ball at an awkward angle upon a rock on the green. Hes dropped his pipe

A Striking Example
Cartoon, A Striking Example. The sort of thing that convinces one of the necessity of lightning conductors on a golf course. Playing in a storm you may get hit

We can quite believe it
A portrait of the Artist driving off the first tee. W. Heath Robinson playing golf. Please note: Credit must appear as Courtesy of the Estate of Mrs J.C.Robinson/Pollinger Ltd/ILN/Mary Evans

This Night Club Evil by W. Heath Robinson
Cartoon, This Night Club Evil. The sort of silly errors our Bright Young People make by keeping up their amusements after lighting up time

Sign Now
Risks and liabilities new golf insurance scheme for golfers. Please note: Credit must appear as Courtesy of the Estate of Mrs J.C.Robinson/Pollinger Ltd/ILN/Mary Evans

Thats the Spirit
A golfing psychologist arranges an interesting foursome with some old pals from the spirit world. Please note: Credit must appear as Courtesy of the estate of Mrs J.C.Robinson/Pollinger Ltd/ILN/Mary

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"Golfing at the iconic Swilcan Bridge on the 18th hole of St Andrews, a moment every golfer dreams of. The world-famous golf course and club house, The Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews, stands as a testament to the rich history and tradition of this sport in Scotland. Just like the historic Royal Aberdeen Golf Club, established by Mel in all its glory. The passion for golf extends beyond just playing it; it is deeply ingrained in various societies like the prestigious Royal Burgess Golfing Society of Edinburgh. And let's not forget about Walton Heath Golf Club, which has been captivating players since 1932 with its magnificent fairways. Golf has always been an inclusive sport, breaking barriers even back in 1914 when women were already making their mark on the green. A true testament to equality. Cotton's book on golf serves as a valuable resource for enthusiasts looking to improve their game. Speaking of remarkable achievements, H. M. Bateman became known as 'The Man Who Broke 60' in The Open Championship – a feat that will forever be etched into golfing history. From Scotland to Cape Cod, Massachusetts, USA - where Hyannisport's Golf Club offers breathtaking views while teeing off against stunning coastal backdrops. Even lady golfers can't resist gazing down fairways before unleashing powerful drives towards victory. For those who want to bring their love for golf into everyday life, there's even golf club-shaped soap available – perfect for adding some swing-inspired style to your bathroom routine. Lastly, we must mention George Studdy's William Tell Jr. , showcasing how even young ones are captivated by this timeless sport. " Note.