The Seventh at St. Andrews: How Scotsman David McLay Kidd and His Ragtag Band Built the First New Course on Golf's Holy Soil in Nearly a Century by Scott Gummer

The Seventh at St. Andrews: How Scotsman David McLay Kidd and His Ragtag Band Built the First New Course on Golf's Holy Soil in Nearly a Century
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Scott Gummer

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The Seventh at St. Andrews: How Scotsman David McLay Kidd and His Ragtag Band Built the First New Course on Golf's Holy Soil in Nearly a Century

Scott Gummer

263 pages • paperback • first pub 2007 • 2 editions

nonfiction history informative reflective medium-paced

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Documents the efforts of an acclaimed golf course architect to design a history-making new course in the town of St. Andrews, a decade-long effort challenged by political factors and other obstacles. 35,000 first printing.

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