Herbert Warren Wind thought that golf has the finest literature of any sport or game in the world largely because of Bernard Darwin, far and away the greatest golf writer of all time. “The World That Fred Made” is his autobiography, and it can stand up against any autobiography ever written. It tells you how a genius, whose family changed history through scientific advances ( he was the grandson of the evolutionist Charles Darwin), found his destiny in the game of golf and golf writing. Contents

The World That Fred Made

Downe & Childhood

A Move to Cambridge

The Darwin Uncles

A Secret Kingdom

A Boy Golfer

Nain & Pantlludw

Summerfield

College at Eton

At Trinity

Golf's Golden Age

Flirtations with the Law

Writing about Games

Aberdovey & Bryntegwel

In America

Some Peeps of Memory

The Lazy Thoughts of a Lazy Reader

Finis

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