Golfing Collection (page 6)

Playing Golf at Winchester Victorian period

North Berwick Golf Links Victorian period

Putting Green, South Parade, Skegness, Lincolnshire - Painted by landscape artist Alfred Robert Quinton for the Sevenoaks based publishing and printing company J

Golf Links, viewed from the beach, Port Erin, Isle of Man - Painted by landscape artist Alfred Robert Quinton for the Sevenoaks based publishing and printing company J

Man (Turner) playing golf at Gyantse, from a fascinating album which reveals new details on a little-known campaign in which a British military force brushed aside Tibetan defences to capture Lhasa

Golfing at Gyantse, from a fascinating album which reveals new details on a little-known campaign in which a British military force brushed aside Tibetan defences to capture Lhasa, in 1904

British Military Campaign to Tibet - golf at Gyantse
A game of golf at Gyantse, from a fascinating album which reveals new details on a little-known campaign in which a British military force brushed aside Tibetan defences to capture Lhasa, in 1904

Cecilia Leitch vs Harold Hilton, 1910
This photograph portrays Charlotte Cecilia Pitcairn Leitch, mid swing, as she competes against Harold Hilton at a golfing tournament

Walter Hagen Caricature
Caricature of the American golfer Walter Hagen (1892-1969), known for his dashing wardrobe as well as his golfing skills. Date: 1933

A Green at Gleneagles
The green of the fourteenth hole at Gleneagles golf course, here playing host to the Women's Open championship. Date: 1933

Sign at Gleneagles
A sign at Gleneagles golf course, explaining the procedure of sounding a siren in the event of a dangerous thunderstorm. Date: 1933

Cinemategolf, the latest in golf tuition. A pupil at the Portman School of Golf has her strokes filmed while receiving a lesson. Date: 1933

John De Forest with Golf Trophy
John De Forest (1907-1997), winner of the Open Amateur Golf Championship at Muirfield, with his trophy. Date: 1932

Fashion from Aquascutum and Woodrows
A golf outfit and raincoat from Aquascutum, and various hats from Woodrows of Piccadilly. Date: 1932

Advert for North British Golf Balls
An advert for North British Golf Balls, manufactured in Edinburgh. The advert extols their unfailing accuracy'. Date: 1932

Sporting Curiosities
Golfers in North Carolina wagering that they won't be put off their game when accompanied by musicians and dancing caddies

Bell at Gleneagles
The all clear bell on the third green at Gleneagles golf course had been salvaged from a boat called Stella'. Date: 1932

Prince of Wales Golfing
The Prince of Wales, later to be King Edward VIII, pictured at the French golf course at Chiberta, with a female caddy. Date: 1931

Samuel Ryder and daughter
Businessman and founder of the Ryder Cup Samuel Ryder (1858-1936) pictured with his daughter Joan Ryder (1904-1985) and Miss A. M Pullen. Date: 1931

Leslie Henson Golfing
Comedian Leslie Henson (1891-1957) posing on the golf course. At the time he was appearing in the farce It's A Boy! at the Strand Theatre. Date: 1931

Golfing in the Congo
A golf course at Elizabethville in the Belgian Congo. The Elizabethville Golf Club had about 100 members, mainly British and Belgian. Date: circa 1931

Helen Hicks and Eleanor Holm
American golfer Helen Hicks Harb (1911-1974) giving a lesson to swimmer Eleanor Holm (1913-2004) on Long Island. Date: 1931

Golf Fashions
The latest fashions for the female golfer, available at Marshall and Snelgrove on Oxford Street. Date: 1931

Cartoon of Samuel Ryder, entrepreneur, golf enthusiast and founder of the Ryder Cup. Date: 1931

Bobby Jones
American golfer Robert Bobby Jones Jr (1902-1971) spectating at the Ryder Cup competition in Scioto, Ohio. Jones was a highly successful amateur golfer, and co-founder of the Masters Tournament

Ladies Golf Championship
Scenes from the Scottish Ladies Golf Championship held at Gullane. Date: 1931

Golf Cartoon
Cartoon by Chas Grave, illustrating events at the President's Putter golfing competition held at Rye. Date: 1925

Cartoon: At Northward Ho!
Cartoon by Laurie Tayler showing the challenges of playing an arctic round of golf. Date: circa 1924

The Whitcombe Brothers, Golfers
The Whitcombe brothers, Ernest (1890-1971), Charles (1895-1978) and Reginald (1898-1957). All had careers as professional golfers. Date: circa 1925

Stanley Matthews and wife playing golf in Rhyl
Stanley Matthews footballer for Stoke City playing golf with his wife at Rhyl, North Wales

Birmingham City football players on the golf course, Jennings driving off, Hibbs, Dearson and Trigg Date: 1946

Pwllheli Golf Club and golfers
Cartoon illustration by Mel depicting members of Pwllheli Golf Club. This was to be the last in a weekly series of such illustrations, due to the outbreak of war. Date: 1939

West Sussex Golf Club and golfers
Cartoon illustration by Mel depicting members of West Sussex Golf Club, Pulborough. Date: 1939

East Brighton Golf Club and golfers
Cartoon illustration by Mel, depicting participants in the News Chronicle £1000 tournament at East Brighton Golf Club. Date: 1939

Bognor Golf Club and golfers
Cartoon illustration by Mel, depicting members of Bognor Golf Club in West Sussex. Date: 1939

Wallasey Golf Club and golfers
Cartoon illustration by Mel depicting members of Wallasey Golf Club, Cheshire. Date: 1939

Coombe Wood Golf Club and golfers
Cartoon illustration by Mel depicting members of Coombe Wood Golf Club. Date: 1939

Golfers Bobby Locke and R. Burton
South African golfer Arthur Bobby Locke (1917-1987) with English golfer Richard Dick Burton (1907-1974). Date: 1939

Sutton Coldfield Golf Club and golfers
Cartoon illustration by Mel depicting members of Sutton Coldfield Golf Club. Date: 1939

Advert for North British Supercharged Golf Balls, featuring an illustration of golfer Harry Vardon (1870-1937) at the 1st Tee, Totteridge. Date: 1939

Ashridge Golf Club and its golfers
Illustration by Mel showing members of Ashridge Golf Club. Date: 1939

Roehampton Golf Club members
Cartoon illustration by Mel depicting members of Roehampton Golf Club. Date: 1939

Golfer Bobby Locke
South African golfer Arthur Bobby Locke (1917-1987) playing a practice round at St Andrews, prior to the Golf Open. Date: 1939

A golf club and its members
Cartoons of golfers at Broxbourne Golf Club in Hertfordshire. Date: 1939

Fred Astaire golfing
Fred Astaire (1899-1987) the American dancer, singer, actor and choreographer. His film The Story of Vernon and Irene Castle has recently been released

Gerald H. Owens
Gerald Gerry H. Owens (1914-1997) was an Irish dentist, and keen golfer. Here he is being celebrated as Irish Amateur golf champion. He went on to become President of the Golfing Union of Ireland

One-Tree Hill, Auckland, outdoor scenic photograph, with spectators in the foreground. Captioned, Scenic Railway Golf in the Antipodes

Advert for North British Golf Balls (made in Edinburgh). Date: 1932

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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.