Introduction 6; Links courses; Nature's gift to golf 8; The birth of golf architecture 10; The golden age 12; A universal quest for perfection; The modern era; The land yields to the machine 14; The current era 16; Designs into reality 18; Greens 20; The ultimate target; The imperishable genius of the master architects 22;.

Product Description: Soon after its original publication in 1986, A Golf Story was heralded as one of the classics of golf literature. It is a book that intertwines three immortal subjects—Bobby Jones, Augusta National, and the Masters Tournament—into one compelling narrative...read more

Product Description: Charles Price digs deep into the letter to the Hebrews in this popular Authentic Life Guides. The aim of this study guide is to help bridge the gap between the Bible world and our own. Charles Price's commentary digs deep into the letter to the Hebrews and opens up the world of these first century believers to us...read more

Pinehurst reigns supreme in the history of America golf. Its famous Donald Ross course, Pinehurst #2, is the site of the 2005 U.S. Open, viewed by millions on television world wide. This coffee-table book not only shares the memories of the great golf and good times, but also paints a picture of the birth of America golf. It presents an amazing variety of vintage and modern-day photographs of this beautiful and legendary club.

Product Description: Newly revised and updated, the World Atlas of Golf takes you on a tour of the greatest courses in the world. It features history, comprehensive analysis, and advice on playing the difficult holes for the globe's 75 most important courses...read more (view table of contents, read Amazon.com's description)

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Product Description: This version has been edited and rewritten to modernize Dr. Price's writing, and expanded to include a section on miracles from his autobiography, And Signs Followed, The Story of Charles S. Price. Dr. Price had one of the most miraculous ministries ever seen...read more

Surveys the history of golf and explores the sport as it is played today by describing seventy of the world's finest courses in hole-by-hole detail, as well as discussing over one hundred additional courses

Product Description: Edited by Charles Price, The American Golfer is a selection of 75 of the best golf articles from Condé Nast's American Golfer magazine. Foreword by Herbert Warren Wind, Afterword by Robert Cromie. Reprint Edition 1987, originally Published 1964.

Product Description: Book by Price, Charles