The Story of American Golf: Its Champions and Its Championships

This hardcover edition is in excellent condition, with a strong binding and clean, unmarked pages. The cover is well-preserved with minimal signs of wear. There is no dust jacket present, but the book's structural integrity remains intact, making it a fine addition to any collection.

Herbert Warren Wind's "The Story of American Golf: Its Champions and Its Championships" is a comprehensive exploration of golf's rich history in the United States. Published in 1986 by The Golf Shop, Inc. in Cincinnati, Ohio, this fourth edition is a testament to Wind's authoritative voice in the world of golf literature. Known for his detailed accounts and insightful analysis, Wind offers readers an in-depth look at the sport's evolution and its most celebrated figures. This edition, complete with its ISBN 0-936557-02-8, is a valuable resource for enthusiasts and historians alike. The book's subject matter, focusing on the history of golf and its key players, makes it a significant addition to any sports library. The hardcover is in excellent condition, featuring a sturdy binding and clean pages, reflecting its careful preservation over the years.