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Rubs of the Green by Bernard Darwin - 1936 First Edition
£30.00
The 1936 first edition of Rubs of the Green is a highly collectable, classic golf book written by Bernard Darwin and published in London by Chapman & Hall
A collection of Darwin’s celebrated essays on golf. It consists primarily of articles originally written during his tenure as a golf correspondent for The Times and Country Life, alongside six completely new, unpublished pieces. It is widely considered the third installment in a trilogy of his collected articles
Bernard Darwin (1876–1961) was a highly influential British golf writer and essayist. He is widely regarded as one of the grandfathers of modern sports reportage, known for bringing a literary flair to athletic commentary.
Published - 1936 - 1st Edition
Publisher - Chapman & Hall Ltd, London
260 Pages
Binding - Hard Cover - green cloth boards (slightly faded) - no dust jacket
Condition - Used - Grade 3 Good (see Help & Guides) - some foxing, written inscription in the front.