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May
Hezlet : Ladies Golf 1904 and 1907 (revised
edition)
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James .P.
Rooney ("JPR"): Play Good Golf (In interviews
with leading Irish Professional Golfers) Published By
The Kerryman Limited , Tralee [1947]. It is one of the first
books that allowed an insight into the methods and thoughts
of early Irish professional golfers. Interviews with; Lionel
Munn, Dr. J.D. McCormack, Willie Nolan, Paddy Mahon, Eddie
Hackett, Tom Travers, Harry Bradshaw, William Kinsella, Jack
O'Neill, Willie Holley, Tom Gaffney, Pat O'Connor, Tom Shannon,
Hughie McNeill and Fred and Bertie Smyth. All proceeds from
the book when to the Irish Professionals benevolent fund.
JPR died not long after to book was published.
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Oscar
W. Walker : Practical Golf Lessons from a New Angle. The "ONE
to ELEVEN Swing". Printed and published by J.S. Scarlett
& Son, Ballycastle, Northern Ireland. November 1949
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Mel
Flanagan : Use the Head - A new Approach to Golf
Instruction 1986 Illustrations by Charles MacNeill.
Published by Mel Flanagan publications. Dublin : Mel Flanagan,
1987. |
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Genevieve
Hecker : Golf for Women 1904 This is off significance to an
Irish Collector because of its contribution from Rhona Adair.
The game of golf presented to the "feminine inquiring mind
and from a woman's viewpoint." |
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Fred
Daly : Golf As I See It 1951 |
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Mr
X [aka Robert Russell]: Beginners Guide to Golf -1973 |
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Mr
X: Golf Lessons with Mr X - 1969 |
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Mr
X: Golf Monthly Lessons - 1968 |
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Mr
X: More Golf Lessons with Mr X - 1971 |
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David
Feherty and Alan Fine: Play to win Golf. Published By: Octopus
Books [London: England] 1987 80pp {ISBN
0 7 604 2862 5} "All the shots: long
& short, how to practice; shot variations; course management,
plus tips from the World's top players" |
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Christy
O'Connor Jnr.: Christy O'Connor Jnr Golf Masterclass. Published
Collins Willow [London] 1993. {ISBN
0 00 218478 8} 159p |
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Sandy
Dunlop: The Golfing Bodymind. Published By : Willwood House
London 1980 {ISBN 0 7045 3029
5}. |
| 14. |
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Peter
Townsend : Golf : 100 Ways to Improve Your Game [London] Chancerel,
1st Ed. [1977] 90p, illustrated by Richard Hughes. {D&M75130} |
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Tommy Lee : Golf The Magic
Triangle - A New Swing |
| 16. |
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Mel Flanagan: Golf Psychology
[1st Edn November 1988] Mel Flanagan Publications {ISBN
0 9512919 1 2} |
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Bill Brampton : The O'Brien Press, Dublin, 1996, 1st edition.
Hardcover. 4 1/2" x 7 1/4". 93 pages. "For golfers
at every level, the feature of their game that causes the most
problems is the SWING. If you play competently but never quite
make those long drives, never connect with the power which seems
to come effortlessly to the professionals, it's your SWING.
Now, by following Bill Brampton's 72 clear and illustrated lessons,
you will achieve a reliable and enduring golf swing." |
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Mel
Flanagan: Golf : 'I can help you discover yourself' Nass, Co.
Kildare : Mel Flanagan, [198-].
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Deep
Rough: Scientific golf by McDonnell, Des Limerick Des McDonnell
1997
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Dr.
John O'Leary - Golf Sense vs. Common Sense : A Guide to better
Golf. Published by Moanroe Press 2003 {ISBN
No. 0-9546204-0-2} John O'Leary is a teacher by profession
with a Ph.D. in education..and concludes than Common Sense and
Golf Senses are often at odds with each other and the player
needs to be able to apply Golf Sense when playing the game and
this is what distinguishes high and low handicappers.
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John Richardson:
'Dream On' - One Hacker's Challenge to Break Par in a Year.
2009 [Blackstaff
Press]
ISBN: 978-0-85640-841-0
Pages: 208
Size: 216 x 135mm
Format: paperback
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