The Links

Such a great book about old golf course design. Every professional greenskepper should have this on their book shelf.

It’s a good read. Really holds up.

This book is a must read for anyone really looking to understand golf course design. This book gives great insight to early golf course design and can help you understand the way courses are designed. It's an easy read and has given me some great information

Having recently acquired some acreage upon which I'm planning on converting into a small personal series of golf holes, I wanted to find a guide to get some essential wisdom on what to consider when creating them. If you ask any golf architect or anyone interested in the subject which book they would recommend you read first, it's this one.

Robert Hunter is a bit of a hero for me. Both as an academic (Go Bears!), activist and for his multifaceted involved in golf history. The book is splendid.

Quintessential book on golf course architecture. Necessary reading for all interested.

This is a great book! It’s very insightful and gives excellent views on early golf architecture. This is the first time I’ve found it in paperback and that is a big plus. It was formatted greatly and I enjoyed it very much.

Great book, great read. Really gets into the topics you want to learn about and see in current designs.

Fascinating insight into early views on golf course design