Villager Championship & Executive Golf Course Directory & Guide provides a Villager or Village Vistor, an easy, quick review and reference to Village Championship & Executive Golf Courses, Driving Ranges, Golf Pro/Retail Shops. Included are golf course names, locations, yardage, holes, par, sample score card, maps, telephone numbers, green fees, hole sand/water & other important golf course information to help make a golfer's golf experience more pleasant & to continue golfing in the Villages.

This book looks into the lives and times of some of Rhodesia’s and Zimbabwe’s most well-known golfers.

Co-written by Hannes Wessels and Nick Price, The 15th Club covers the history of the game and is full of first-hand accounts of events on and off the golf course. The book is dedicated to Simon Hobday whose exploits are recounted in some detail.

Often hilarious and thoroughly engaging, The 15th Club is a must read for all golf enthusiasts out there.

If you have ever wanted to keep a record or your golf scores so you can monitor how you are doing then this book is for you. If you use many different golf courses and want to remember how you did the last time you played this course, then this book is for you. Record the course, how you played it - hole by hole and for the complete round, the weather conditions and the course conditions.

Professional Golf 2014 provides a complete overview of men's professional golf, covering every major tour worldwide, numerous developmental circuits, and more than 500 of the game's top players. The volume is divided into three sections, with the first providing a comprehensive overview of the 2013 season, including extensive tournament records from each of the major tours and summaries of multiple developmental circuits. The second section previews the 2014 season in detail, with specific attention paid to profiling new players and events on the PGA and European PGA Tours, as well as providing our exclusive lists of the world's top 50 players, top 100 under-24 prospects and top 25 players poised for breakout seasons. And finally, the third section profiles roughly 500 of the game's top players individually, providing career perspective, records of tournaments won worldwide (both professional and amateur) and year-by-year results in Major championships, seasonal money lists and the year-end Official World Ranking. Also included are individual player ratings in key statistical categories, as well as our forecast for each player's performance level in 2014. The only source of such information on a worldwide basis, Professional Golf 2014 is the ideal volume for fans, media and fantasy game players alike.

There are many books that detail the lone golfer's ever-failing battles with the golf course. While Fluffed Chips Shouldn't Count again shows how the courses, despite their different natures and settings, continue to triumph, it also shows there is much solace in the companionship of good friends who frequently suffer similar fates. Fluffed Chips Shouldn't Count traces the developing friendship of four aspiring golfers over a period of forty years when they met while working in Nassau in those idyllic Bahamian islands. Between the years of 1972 to 1980, they somehow scraped through (sometimes literally) a long initiation at the hands of the brutal Coral Harbour Golf Course (RIP) and became firm friends. In the late 1970s, they returned to their native lands and became involved in the chores of domesticity and fatherhood. But the friendships were strong and survived distance and time, and in 1994, with the obligations of family waning slightly, they met again to play golf in Scotland. Such was their enjoyment and renewed camaraderie that they made a commitment to meet and play every two years in different parts of the world. In that period, from 1994 to the present, they have played in England, Scotland, Ireland, Canada, America, and the Bahamas. They have aged and become more realistic about their golfing abilities, but they remain unbowed, and Chris still harbours hopes of turning pro.