How to Play Your Best Golf All the Time by Tommy Armour 1964 Simon & Schuster and Golf Lessons Published for GM Men and Women 1954 by the National Golf Foundation

Description:

Improve your golf skills with this incredible vintage bundle!

Discover the secrets to playing your best golf all the time with Tommy Armour's "How to Play Your Best Golf All the Time" and "Golf Lessons Published for GM Men and Women" by the National Golf Foundation.

These two books offer essential tips and techniques for golfers of any level. Armour, a major champion, shares his game-improving strategies, while the National Golf Foundation's unique instructional book, initially designed for General Motors employees, applies to all players.

 With the expertise of a Scottish-American golfer and the Foundation's mission to promote golf for both men and women, these books offer valuable insights and reflect the evolution of the golf community.

Whether as a tournament gift or an addition to your golf library, these books' timeless design, illustrations, and photos offer a touch of vintage charm and make great conversation pieces.

Specifications:

• Title: How to Play Your Best Golf All the Time & Golf Lessons Published for GM Men and Women
• Publication Date: 1964 & 1954
• Publisher: Simon & Schuster & The National Golf Foundation
• Format: Soft Cover
• Pages: 151, 28
• Dimensions: 8x5x.05 and 9x5
• Language: English
• Condition: The How to Play binding is starting to split. All pages are firmly attached. The Golf Lessons pages are yellowing, there is a stain on the front page, and some pages have come apart from the binding. All pages are firmly attached. They are all shown in the photos.

Wrap-Up:

These books are perfect for anyone who loves golf and is eager to improve their game while appreciating the history and artistry behind this classic sport.

Disclaimer:

The vintage items I share with you have been previously owned and loved. They may show some wear, as is typical for vintage pieces. Please use pictures as a guide. If you have any questions or need more photos, ask away!