Golfer Collection (page 6)

Lady Astor playing golf at North Berwick (oil on canvas)
CH28067 Lady Astor playing golf at North Berwick (oil on canvas) by Lavery, John (1856-1941); Private Collection; (add.info)

The finished sketch for The Golfers: A Grand Match played on the St
3957814 The finished sketch for The Golfers: A Grand Match played on the St. Andrews Links by Sir David Baird, Bt. and Sir Ralph Anstruther, Bt

Golf: Modern golf clubs (litho)
6027959 Golf: Modern golf clubs (litho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Modern golf clubs)

Golfing, front cover of the DuPont Magazine, May-June 1921 (colour litho)
615316 Golfing, front cover of the DuPont Magazine, May-June 1921 (colour litho) by American School, (20th century); Hagley Museum & Library, Wilmington, Delaware

How the Reverend Stymie Niblock introduced Golf to his Parish (engraving)
1063355 How the Reverend Stymie Niblock introduced Golf to his Parish (engraving) by Ralston, William (1848-1911) (after); Private Collection; (add.info)

Comic postcard, Father and son watch golfers Date: 20th century

A Glamorous Young Lady Golfer. Date: circa 1909

Comic postcard, Golfer tells a lie, and everybody knows it Date: 20th century

Comic postcard, golf, an artificial bunker Date: 20th century

Comic postcard, Angry golfer with broken clubs, trying not to swear in front of the vicar Date: 20th century

Autumn (chromolitho)
3105751 Autumn (chromolitho) by American School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Autumn. Advertisement for the Boston Rubber Shoe Company.); Look and Learn / Barbara Loe Collection

Woman in white and orange chiffon dress for a garden party. Robe de Garden Party en mousseline blanche et liberty orange. Handcoloured pochoir (stencil) etching after an illustration by H

Fred Pegram
Advertisement for Girls Own Paper depicting a golfer with his lady hitting his ball out of the rough. Artist: Fred Pegram. Date: circa 1907

Shop window design, Golf. 1937

Rule XIII: If ye players ball strike an opponents caddie
STC193228 Rule XIII: If ye players ball strike an opponents caddie...ye opponent shall lose ye hole...and perhaps ye caddie, from Rules of Golf, published c.1905 (colour litho) by Crombie

Rule XII: When a balls lies in or touches a hazard, nothing shall be done to improve its
STC193223 Rule XII: When a balls lies in or touches a hazard, nothing shall be done to improve its lie, from Rules of Golf, published c.1905 (colour litho) by Crombie

Rule VIII: Unless with the opponents consent a ball in play shall not be moved
STC193222 Rule VIII: Unless with the opponents consent a ball in play shall not be moved... from Rules of Golf, published c.1905 (colour litho) by Crombie

Rule XV: When a ball has to be dropped the player shall drop it
PER190943 Rule XV: When a ball has to be dropped the player shall drop it, from Rules of Golf, published c.1905 (colour litho) by Crombie

Golfing (chromolitho)
PER190940 Golfing (chromolitho) by Clapsaddle, Ellen Hattie (1863/65-1934); Private Collection; American, out of copyright

Golf: The windmill, Wimbledon (litho)
6027963 Golf: The windmill, Wimbledon (litho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The windmill, Wimbledon)

The Young Golfer (oil on canvas)
491614 The Young Golfer (oil on canvas) by Mancini, Antonio (1852-1930); 2213.3 x 152.2 cm; Leeds Museums and Galleries (Leeds Art Gallery) U.K.; eLeeds Museums and Galleries; Italian

The Hit
Rob Li

Rule XVI: When ye balls lie within six inches of each other
STC193226 Rule XVI: When ye balls lie within six inches of each other...(the distance to be measured from their nearest points), from Rules of Golf, published c.1905 (colour litho) by Crombie

Rule VI: A ball must not be pushed, scraped nor spooned, from Rules of Golf
STC193220 Rule VI: A ball must not be pushed, scraped nor spooned, from Rules of Golf, published c.1905 (colour litho) by Crombie

Advert, Real Golf, Andersons Home Golfer
Advert for Real Golf, Andersons patent Varsity Home Golfer, Queen Victoria Street, London EC. 1902

"Wincarnis"for Endurance, advertisement from The Graphic
KAT323450 " Wincarnis" for Endurance, advertisement from The Graphic, October 27th 1906 (litho) by English School

Lady golfer
Line drawing of lady golfer. Artist: Bernard Boutet de Monvel

Comic postcard, Golf in other lands, Egypt. Date: circa 1910

A Giant of Golf, from The Connoisseur Magazine, published 1902 (litho)
1772351 A Giant of Golf, from The Connoisseur Magazine, published 1902 (litho) by Hooghe, Romeyn de (1636-97) (after); Private Collection; (add.info)

(insert) Date: 1920

(insert) Date: 1918

(insert) Date: 1943

International Foursome played at Deal - England vs. Scotland
International Foursome - four-match series - the final match played at Deal - England vs. Scotland. England represented by Harry Vardon and J. H. Taylor and Scotland by James Braid and A Herd

(insert) Date: 1903

(insert) Date: 1926

(insert) Date: 1906

(insert)Golfer James Braid at Walton Heath Golf Club
The Golfer James Braid (1870-1950) - pictured at Walton Heath Golf Club, near Walton-on-the-Hill in Surrey. Date: 1913

(insert) Date: 1910

Golfer James Braid at Wimbledon Park
Golfer James Braid in his match against Rowland Jones at Wimbledon Park. 1903

James Braid and Party at Archerfield House
Golfer James Braid as he stands at the entrance to Archerfield House with Sir George Riddell, Mr Watt, Mr and Mrs Asquith, and their children, Miss Asquith, Miss Elizabeth Asquith

James Braid at the Tooting Tournament
Golfer James Braid in action at the Tooting Tournament. 1901

James Braid at Sundridge Park
James Braid in action at Sundridge Park. 1941

James Braid at Flackwell Heath
Golfer James Braid (pictured middle) at Flackwell Heath with fellow competitors (Left to right) Bobbie Harris, B. McRae, Robert Howie, and Harold Parsons. 1923

James Braid at Blackwell Heath 1922
Golfer James Braid at Blackwell Heath. 1922

James Braid Stands with Fellow Competitors
Golfer James Braid (first on the left) standing with competitors (left to right) J.H. Taylor, C.H. Mayo, and Geo. Duncan. 1909

James Braid Driving from the Sixth Tee
Golfer James Braid driving from the sixth tee at Hampton Court Park. 1908

James Braid at the Brighton and Hove Golf Links
Golfer James Braid at the Brighton and Hove Golf Links. 1908

Golfer James Braid Approaching Fifteenth Green
Golfer James Braid approaching the fifteenth green at Hanger Hill Golf Club. 1901

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Step back in time and immerse yourself in the rich history of golf with these captivating images. Travel to the year 1881, where Golf at St Andrews takes center stage. Witness the birthplace of this beloved sport as players navigate the iconic links, their swings echoing through time. Fast forward to c1914 and find yourself piecing together a jigsaw puzzle featuring golfers on Prestwick golf course in Scotland. Each fragment tells a story of camaraderie and competition amidst picturesque landscapes. In 1932, Walton Heath Golf Club becomes a sanctuary for avid golf enthusiasts. The lush fairways beckon players to test their skills against nature's challenges while forging lifelong friendships along the way. The year is 1914, and we encounter an extraordinary sight - a woman confidently taking her stance on the green. Breaking barriers and defying conventions, she exemplifies strength and grace as she conquers every hole with finesse. Enter into Sir John Lavery's masterpiece - The Golf Course, North Berwick. Transported by his brushstrokes, we can almost feel the gentle breeze whispering secrets across this idyllic Scottish landscape. A portrait from circa 1910 introduces us to Tom Morris senior – a British golfer whose legacy echoes throughout generations. His steely gaze reflects years of dedication to perfecting his craft; he embodies the essence of true sportsmanship. Arnold Palmer needs no introduction – his name synonymous with greatness in the world of golf. A trailblazer who captivated audiences worldwide with his charisma and skill, he forever left an indelible mark on this cherished sport. H. M Bateman immortalizes The Man Who Broke 60 in The Open – capturing that elusive moment when boundaries are shattered and records rewritten. This illustration reminds us that within every golfer lies untapped potential waiting to be unleashed upon hallowed grounds. Across continents we venture next – Hyannisport Golf Club, Cape Cod, Massachusetts.