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Leslie Henson GolfingComedian Leslie Henson (1891-1957) posing on the golf course. At the time he was appearing in the farce It's A Boy! at the Strand Theatre. Date: 1931
Golfing in the CongoA golf course at Elizabethville in the Belgian Congo. The Elizabethville Golf Club had about 100 members, mainly British and Belgian. Date: circa 1931
Helen Hicks and Eleanor HolmAmerican golfer Helen Hicks Harb (1911-1974) giving a lesson to swimmer Eleanor Holm (1913-2004) on Long Island. Date: 1931
Golf FashionsThe latest fashions for the female golfer, available at Marshall and Snelgrove on Oxford Street. Date: 1931
Ladies Golf ChampionshipScenes from the Scottish Ladies Golf Championship held at Gullane. Date: 1931
Golf CartoonCartoon by Chas Grave, illustrating events at the President's Putter golfing competition held at Rye. Date: 1925
Cartoon: At Northward Ho!Cartoon by Laurie Tayler showing the challenges of playing an arctic round of golf. Date: circa 1924
The Whitcombe Brothers, GolfersThe Whitcombe brothers, Ernest (1890-1971), Charles (1895-1978) and Reginald (1898-1957). All had careers as professional golfers. Date: circa 1925
Pwllheli Golf Club and golfersCartoon illustration by Mel depicting members of Pwllheli Golf Club. This was to be the last in a weekly series of such illustrations, due to the outbreak of war. Date: 1939
West Sussex Golf Club and golfersCartoon illustration by Mel depicting members of West Sussex Golf Club, Pulborough. Date: 1939
East Brighton Golf Club and golfersCartoon illustration by Mel, depicting participants in the News Chronicle £1000 tournament at East Brighton Golf Club. Date: 1939
Bognor Golf Club and golfersCartoon illustration by Mel, depicting members of Bognor Golf Club in West Sussex. Date: 1939
Wallasey Golf Club and golfersCartoon illustration by Mel depicting members of Wallasey Golf Club, Cheshire. Date: 1939
Coombe Wood Golf Club and golfersCartoon illustration by Mel depicting members of Coombe Wood Golf Club. Date: 1939
Golfers Bobby Locke and R. BurtonSouth African golfer Arthur Bobby Locke (1917-1987) with English golfer Richard Dick Burton (1907-1974). Date: 1939
Sutton Coldfield Golf Club and golfersCartoon illustration by Mel depicting members of Sutton Coldfield Golf Club. Date: 1939
Ashridge Golf Club and its golfersIllustration by Mel showing members of Ashridge Golf Club. Date: 1939
Roehampton Golf Club membersCartoon illustration by Mel depicting members of Roehampton Golf Club. Date: 1939
Golfer Bobby LockeSouth African golfer Arthur Bobby Locke (1917-1987) playing a practice round at St Andrews, prior to the Golf Open. Date: 1939
A golf club and its membersCartoons of golfers at Broxbourne Golf Club in Hertfordshire. Date: 1939
Knitted Golf club covers, suits for women. Captioned, For Golfers. With descriptionKnitted Golf club covers, suits for women. Captioned, For Golfers.... With description, The attractive little knitted caps to keep your golf sticks clean
Comic postcard, Father and son watch golfers Date: 20th century
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
Ladies golf at St. Andrew sPage from The Illustrated London News with sketches depicting ladies golf at St. Andrew s. 1889
Advert, Real Golf, Andersons Home GolferAdvert for Real Golf, Andersons patent Varsity Home Golfer, Queen Victoria Street, London EC. 1902
Comic postcard, Golf in other lands, Egypt. Date: circa 1910
Golfer James Braid at Wimbledon ParkGolfer James Braid in his match against Rowland Jones at Wimbledon Park. 1903
Veterans at playGolf veterans George Duncan, James Braid, J H Taylor and Abe Mitchell having played a round of golf in aid of the Prince of Waless General Hospital. 1926
Twenty One years after: The Return MatchGolfer James Braid, A Herd, J H Taylor and Harry Vardon at Moor Park course, after re-enacting a famous golf match of 1905 in which they all competed 1926
James Braid on the golf links at Lee (Devon)Golfer James Braid taking a shot on the links on the Lee golf course in Devon. 1923
The Sphere & Tatler Professional FoursomesProfessional Foursomes, namely, John Rowe, W T Jefferies, Rs Fernie and James Braid playing at Sunningdale 1914
The Four MastersPhotograph of the Four Masters of early 20th-century golf - George Duncan, J H Taylor, Harry Vardon and James Braid, in April 1914. 1940
A great international match revived: match at St AlbansView of the 2nd green at St Albans, where a revival match from 1905 was being replayed with the same players. J H Taylor and Harry Vardon representing England played James Braid
James Braid misses a putt at OxheyJames Braid missing a putt at the sixteenth hole at Oxhey playing against Tom Williamson 1921
James Braid at Rowland Joness benefit matchJames Braid, along with other golfers and actors acting as caddies posing at a benefit match for golfer Rowland Jones 1927
James Braid and Harry VardonGolfers James Braid and Harry Vardon chatting on the links at Pannal Golf Club. 1908
James Braid with J H TaylorGolfers J H Taylor and James Braid who took part in the professional tournament at Bushey 1902
James Braid putting at DornochJames Braid putting during a 26-hole match against Harry Vardon at Dornoch 1908
James Braid walks to the 10th green at the Open ChampionshipJames Braid and other competitors walking up to the tenth green at the Open Championships at Troon. 1923
Four Great Men - Golfers at TotteridgeFour Great Men - golfers A Herd, E Ray, James Braid and J H Taylor walking towards a hole at a testimonial match played at Totteridge in honour of Harry Vardon. 1938
Five of the best - visiting golfersFour amateur golfers recently arrived from America posing with the distinguished professional player James Braid 1923
Golf in the West-EndGolfers, including James Braid at the opening of the Piccadilly Open Air Golf Practice Course at 8, Upper St Martins Lane. The course was on the roof of a garage 1924
The Parliamentary Handicap Tournament at Walton HeathJames Braid, Lord Westmoreland and Mr J Waddell at a table. Lord Westmoreland and Mr Waddell had just played in the 3rd round of the Parliamentary Handicap Tournament
Scotsmen at Walton HeathNew Secretary of Walton Heath Golf Club being greeted by the club professional James Braid. 1934
Notable Golf at Richmond - Taylor & Braid discussing a shotJ H Taylor and James Braid discussing a shot on the green at the Richmond golf tournament. Taylor eventually won the matches 2-1. 1908
Braids Heroic Effort: The Match-PlayFinalists James Braid and Archie Compston putting on the green in torrential rain in the News of the World Match-Play Championship at Walton Heath 1927