Golf Book Gift Ideas

Are you a non-golfing spouse looking for that perfect gift for the golfer? A frustrated underling surfing the web from your cubicle, looking for the ideal gift for your golfing boss? A wealthy heiress looking to drop some big bucks on a gift for an influential friend? You've come to the right place. Below we offer some simple and concise gift ideas to help the non-golfer navigate the world of golf books. And, might we add, it's a brilliant idea, as golf books make an ideal gift for the golfer.

Browse through the categories below for some idea and good luck! Click on the book image if you are interested in purchasing.

Don't hesitate to email or call us if you have a particular gift need.
 

General All Purpose Gifts - Commonly available and inexpensive	Click on book image to purchase
Following Through by Herbert Warren Wind. In our view, the best golf writer ever, with interesting and varied stories. A great general purpose broad ranging golf book.
The Match: The Day the Game of Golf Changed Forever by Mark Frost is the #1 best selling golf book on Amazon and chronicles a match between Byron Nelson and Ben Hogan against two amateurs.
The Making of the Masters by David Owen. Insider's access to Augusta and great story telling. The ideal gift for the golfer who spends four days in April glued to the TV.
Golf Dreams by John Updike. A renowned writer captures better than anyone the life-long struggles of every golfer in their quest to find their swing.
Books to Improve A Golfer's Game without insulting them
Zen Golf by Dr. Joseph Parent. The best of the instruction books, virtually guaranteed to help the mental side of the game.
Play Your Best Golf Now by Pia Nilsson & Lynn Marriott. Will help with the mental side on and off the course.
For Fathers Day
Final Rounds: A Father, A Son and the Journey of a Lifetime by James Dodson.
"Wow" factor - will make a good impression
Legendary Golf Clubs of the American East by Anthony Edgeworth & John De St. Jorre. Featuring some of the world's elite golf courses. Both the photography, the text and the overall quality of the book are unsurpassed. We also recommend the companion book Legendary Golf Clubs of England, Scotland and Wales.
A picture is worth a thousand words - nice coffee table books
Planet Golf or Planet Golf USA by Darius Oliver. Well done.
For the avid golfer and eater
The Club Menu by Scott Savlov and Jon Rizzi. Menu items with accompanying recipes from many of the world's best courses.
For the Connoisseur That Has It All
The Confidential Guide to Golf Courses by Tom Doak is an insider's look at the world's golf courses written by an architect with brutal honesty. Not cheap, but will be well received.
For the Japanese Golfer
Need a gift for the Japanese golfer, client or host? What better idea than a quality golf book in Japanese. Japanese culture follows a strict structure and it is always appropriate to bring a gift. David Joy's St. Andrews and the Open Championship translated into Japanese, would make you look brilliant instead of like a gaijin.