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"Sarah Fabian Baddiel: Unraveling the Rich History of Golf Through Captivating Images" Step into a world where time stands still, as we piece together the fascinating story of golf through the lens of Sarah Fabian Baddiel. 🌍⛳️ Transport yourself to Prestwick golf course in Scotland, circa 1914, with a mesmerizing jigsaw puzzle depicting golfers immersed in their beloved sport. Feel the nostalgia as you admire Tom Morris senior's portrait from 1910, capturing the essence of this iconic British golfer. Bask in Scottish pride with James Braid's image from 1905, showcasing his remarkable talent and contribution to the game. Delve deeper into history with an advertisement on The Manchester Golfer cover from May 1911 – a testament to how deeply rooted golf was within British culture. But wait. Our journey takes an unexpected turn as Charlie Chaplin graces us with his presence in a comedic yet timeless photograph from around 1921. Witness how even Hollywood legends found solace on the greens. Crossing borders, we find ourselves at Shenvalee Hotel in Virginia, USA during Bobby Jones' triumphant era in 1930. Marvel at his skill and grace as he conquers each swing effortlessly. Discover that women too had their place on these hallowed grounds through postcards dating back to c1912 and c1910 – proof that gender barriers were being challenged long before modern times. The allure of golf extends beyond mere photographs; it permeates art itself. John Hassall's Great Eastern Railway poster from the early 1920s beckons us towards "The East Coast, " promising an ideal haven for avid golfers seeking serenity amidst breathtaking landscapes. Immerse yourself further by exploring Bobby Jones' insightful book "Bobby Jones on Golf" published in 1930 – a treasure trove for enthusiasts eager to delve into the mind of a true golfing legend.