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By admin, February 18, 2010 7:41 am

Is there a guide book for all of the golf courses in the British Isles?

You can check out UK golf courses at:
www.golfcourses.golfalot.com
Here you can search by:
Region or location
Club name
Course name
Course type
No.of holes
Discount comparison

There are also reviews and many other tips and information on this site

A Guide To Strokes Adventure Golf Course – The Front 9

A Girl’s On-Course Survival Guide to Golf $8.43 A Girl’s On-Course Survival Guide to Golf

California Golf $24.95 “The 10th Edition features almost 900 courses in California including public, private, semi-private, military and resort courses. All the latest information including updated fees, playing policies and descriptions of course layouts, hundreds of scorecards with hole-by-hole yardages, pars and handicaps, course-wide ratings and slopes. Also included is an expert’s guide to the state’s top 50 courses as well as lodging and information for many resorts. Test your knowledge of history and trivia. If you play golf in California, this book is essential.”

Undercover Golf $10.95 “Undercover Golf is your guide to perfecting your grip, your stance, your swing, and your putt – anytime, anywhere – without anyone catching on, and without clubs, balls, or tees. If minor obligations like family, work, and errands get in the way of your golf game, fret no more. Time spent off the course doesn’t have to be time spent off your game. You’ll learn how to: assess your body and ball lines (while washing your hands); turn your center point (while sweeping the kitchen); start with your hips (while talking at the water cooler); practice inside arm/knee pressure (while hugging your significant other); and dozens of other essentials every golf addict needs to get through a day off the links.”

A.I.M. Of Golf $24.95 “One of Golf Magazine’s Top 100 Instructors, Mitchell Spearman explains – for the first time ever in a book – his innovative visual guide to improving every aspect of your game. He has applied his breakthrough imaging techniques to all the major areas of the game of golf, including the full swing, putting, pitching, chipping, bunker shots and other trouble shots, common faults and ways to fix them, and course management. This book offers 200 captioned full-color photographs demonstrating every step in the visualization process including actual imagery (the view of the player’s body positioning as he himself would see it). Whatever your level of play, the images here provide clear and simple visual cues to key physical movements and sensations that will improve your shots and make the game of golf more fun.”

The Golf Course Guide To Britain&ireland $6 Buy and sell [The Golf Course Guide To Britain&ireland] at great prices.

The 2009 Golf Course Guide $10.07 Buy and sell [The 2009 Golf Course Guide] at great prices.

The 2007 Golf Course Guide $11.8 Buy and sell [The 2007 Golf Course Guide] at great prices.

The Golf Course Guide 2004 $42.95 Buy and sell [The Golf Course Guide 2004] at great prices.

Golf Bag Buddy $12.99 “The book that every golfer needs in their bag! The Golf Bag Buddy provides a quick and easy reference to all the questions that are likely to crop up on or around the golf course, and is packed with fun ideas to spice up your Sunday foursome. Not just a pocket guide, but also a reference to games that suit four, three, two, or even single players. Also included are gambling variations, side bets, tournament formats, and a handy reference for handicapping and etiquette, with fascinating and amusing anecdotes from throughout the world of golf. Written by Bill Elliott, a writer for The Observer and Golf Monthly. Great Gift Idea.”

Dr. Divot’s Guide To Golf Injuries $19.95 “The injury rate for amateur players is an astounding 60%, and the average golf mishap usually results in a loss of about five weeks of precious playing time. So what accounts for these frustrating injuries? What can be done to help prevent them? What can be done if you do find yourself aching after your weekly game? Larry Foster, M.D., board-certified orthopedic surgeon and self-described “golf nut”, answers these questions and more. This quick and fun read should be pored over by every golf enthusiast – whether or not you have actually been injured – and then stashed with the club for quick reference before stepping out onto the course.”