Seaford Golf Club cartoonsA cartoon by Mel of golfers from Seaford Golf Club, Blatchington. Date: 1939
The Royal Aberdeen Golf Club by MelCaricature of members of the Royal Aberdeen Golf Club at Balgownie, formed in 1780. Members featured nclude Dr R. S. Clark, who was with Shackleton on the Endurance
Golfing Woman 1914An American golfer
Royal Burgess Golfing Society of EdinburghMels Scottish Tour - Royal Burgess Golfing Society of Edinburgh. The club, at Barnton is the next oldest golf club in the world to Royal Blackheath having been formed in 1735. Date: 1935
Walton Heath Golf Club, 1932Members of Walton Heath Golf Club, Surrey, 1932. Date: 1932
The Man Who Broke 60 in The Open - H. M. BatemanGolfers and spectators alike suffer heat exhaustion at the golf Open. Date: 1950
Lady golfer looking down the fairway for her drive, which appears to have travelled a decent distance. Date: circa 1920s
Leven Thistle Golf Club and Scoonie Burn, ScotlandThe Scoonie Burn, crossing the Leven Thistle Golf Club (founded i 1867), Leven, the Kingdom of Fife, Scotland. Date: circa 1910s
Golf club soapMargerisons golf club soap 1899 Date: 1899
William Tell, Junr. by George StuddyBonzo suffers from his masters new craze for freak golf. Poor Bonzo gets whacked on the head with a golf club when his owner decides to use his nose instead of a tee on the green
Lady Teeing OffLadies on a golf course
Music cover, Thats Amore, words by Jack Brooks, music by Harry Warren. Showing Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis and Donna Reed on a golf course in the film The Caddy. 1953
Golf Club, Hyannisport, Cape Cod, Mass, USA, with two men playing on the green. Date: 1926
The Scotsman Who Gave His Opponent That, by H. M. BatemanA humorous golfing illustration Bateman (1887-1970) was a popular artist and regularly contributed to the Sketch, the Tatler and the Bystander
Golf Clubs & Golfers - Harewood Downs by MelThe Harewood Downs Golf Club pictured by caricaturist Mel and featuring W. E. Stewart, J. A. B. Davidson, Jock Watt, Sir Herbert Wright, Dr. H. J. Henderson, M.C. A. E
Golf Clubs and Golfers - Royal Blackheath dinnerAnnual dinner of the Royal Blackheath Golf Club by Mel; the club was founded in 1608. Date: 1938
Alpine Golf posterPoster advertising the 18 hole golf course at Carezzo al Lago in the Italian Dolomites, along with the Grand Hotel where enthusiastic golfers can stay
More Golfing Notes, by William Heath RobinsonSome suggestions for the novice. Illustrations showing various devices to assist golfing skills. Please note: Credit must appear as Courtesy of the Estate of Mrs J.C.Robinson/Pollinger Ltd/ILN/Mary
Golf / Book by CottonGolf by the famous player Henry Cotton
Golfing Woman 1907A modern sporty girl wears a gored skirt, blouse with detachable all-round collar worn with a tie, a large flat cap & a broad belt to accentuate her tiny waist
Golf / French LadyA French lady golfer prepares to hit the ball
Grit by Wilmot LuntA young caddy takes a rest while a golfer tenaciously (and with increasing fury) attempts to get the ball out of a sandy bunker. Date: 1927
Aldeburgh Golf ClubA sketch showing members of the Aldeburgh Golf Club, including its captain, V.H.C. Longstaffe. Date: 1934
M. Pease Golfing 1927The Hon. Miriam Pease playing golf at North Berwick links, Scotland
The Royal West Norfolk Golf ClubCaricatures of members of the Royal West Norfolk Golf Club at Brancaster depicted by Tatler cartoonist, Mel. Date: 1933
Teddy bear playing golf, with caddy standing in the background. Date: circa 1900s
Worplesdon Golf ClubWorplesdon golf course " one of the prettiest golf courses in Surrey" with caricatures of various members including Captain G.A. Moxon and A.P.F. Chapman
Christmas Greetings card with a Golfing Pun theme, playing on words/terms. " May Xmas: BUNKER trouble and Care and LINK you to a Golden New Year. I ask you to accept today
Walter Hagen, American professional golferWalter Charles Hagen (1892-1969), American professional golfer, seen here at Royal Lytham St Annes golf course on 24 June 1926. Date: 1926
The Lie by William Heath RobinsonCartoon, The Lie. One of those golfing stories that you are not bound to believe if you don t want to. A golfer mistakes the top of a hat from a tramp for the hole when playing golf
Choosing a ClubA woman chooses a club from the bag carried by her diminutive caddy, she is confident of looking good in her printed woollen sports ensemble by Philippe et Gaston
The New Word in Golf by H. M. BatemanH. M. Bateman at his explosive best with this cartoon of an irate elderly golfer who fills the air with Anglo-Saxon expletives in frustration at his golf game
Golfing at Rosses Point, County Sligo by P O TooleGolfing at Rosses Point, County Sligo, Republic of Ireland by P O Toole
Allan Robertson and Tom Morris playing golf. 1889
Bobby Jones, golfer, in action at Lytham St Annes, watched by a large group of spectators. Date: circa 1920s
Aristocrats at Whites Golf Club Golf TournamentLady Allington, Lord Tennyson, Lord Lothian and Lady Astor at Whites Golf Tournament, played at Prince s, Sandwich. Date: 1932
Miss Macbeth playing a shot out of a bunker at the Ashdown Forest Club Ladies Meeting. Date: 1909
Little Miss Muffit by Lesley Butler - golf humour 1930A nervous female golfer watched by other golfers, some encouraging, some obviously impatient. Date: 1930
Craig Stadler - USA golferCraig Stadler - American golfer Date: 1980s - 1990s
A Subtle Competition by H. M. Bateman, golfing fashionCartoon by the master of social satire, H. M. Bateman showing two men in competition to wear a series of increasingly outrageous golf outfits
Unwavering Divotion by Heath Robinson - golf cartoonThe Caddie (elevated with the turf): Never mind, Sir, you ve moved the ball. Date: 1914
Distinctions with a Difference at GleneaglesIllustration showing a fashionable trio at famous Scottish golf course, Gleneagles. The chap in the middle wears wide plus fours and a lurid, patterned tank top
SchenectadyputterThe Schenectadyputter. Cartoon by Tom Wilkinson Date: 1911
Business-Like by H. M. BatemanEnthusiastic Member: There, see what magnificent scenery we have to play here! Scotch visitor: Tae hell wi the scenery! Whaurs the furrst tee? Date: 1927
Lady golfer (1928)A lady golfer in a chic outfit surveys the sky after hitting the ball, while a group of admiring fellow golfers appear suitably impressed
Sportex posterAdvertising poster for Sportex mens clothing showing two dapper gents dressed immaculately in plus fours and jackets ready for a round of golf
A Very Cross Word Puzzle by William Heath RobinsonAs a golfer manages to hit a passer by forcefully on the head with a ball, the illustrator invites the reader to fill in the crossword puzzle: " Across: A Forceful Exclamation!"
Rabbits, I believe by George StuddyBonzo and brother cannot think what a nice round hole if for unless it be a rabbits doorway! Bonzo, the comic, canine creation of George Studdy totally ruins the ninth hole on a golf course by
