The first collection of Wind’s essays, mostly from The New Yorker magazine. Here are such famous pieces, which inspired thousands of golfers and hundreds of golf writers and set the standard for writing about the game in the U.S., as “North to the Links of Dornach”, “The 1964 United States Open: The Third Man”, and “Some Thoughts on Golf Course Architecture”. The best from America’s best golf writer. Table of Contents (Partial)

The Lure of Golf

Jones Breaks Through

With Daniels in the Lions Den

The Story of Byron Nelson

Hogan

Snead

Learning about golf

1958 Masters

1964 U.S. Open

1968 Masters

1970 British Open

The Women

Vardon

The Ways of a Perfect Caddie

Darwin

An All-Time Ryder Cup Team

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