Sequel to his much celebrated book ‘A Course Called Ireland’, Coyne takes another adventure to the shores of the British Isles with this epic journey in search of the greatest links in Scotland, the essence of Golf, and qualification to The Open among much else. While this book sees Tom take a breather from walking between courses and electing to drive (to which no one can criticise him), the purpose of book is very different in a number of ways, with the trip culminating in a shot at qualification for The Open, requiring him to hone his skills back [...]

Bob Rotella is without a doubt the authority on all aspects of the mental golf game, gaining notoriety for his work with Professional players throughout the years and his writings which amateur golfers consume worldwide on their quest to achieving lower scores! The book itself is short, with regular chapters and follows a helpful sequence of tips and areas of the mental game to help the amateur player. It is easy to apply some of the processes and techniques he teaches his students into their weekend games thanks to the simplicity of the book. This makes the book relevant, [...]

You could be forgiven for thinking that books in Golf Architecture that hark back to the golden era of course design are a somewhat turgid read, with a lot of famous books dating back to the early years from the architects of the day (Simpson, Mackenzie et al). I picked this up on a recommendation from one of our friends @EnglandGolfProject and I’m so glad I did! In this modern take on Golf architecture, Tom talks about the founding principles of course design when the game was first developed on the shores of the British Isles, a landscape that [...]