Unbelievable ! The world's most breathtaking golf courses revealed in new coffee table book
Unbelievable ! The world's most breathtaking golf courses revealed in a new book, from a fairway by the ancient pyramids of Egypt to 18 holes in Texas that transport you to the Wild West150 golf courses you must visit before you die is written by Stefanie Waldek and published by LannooIt features golf courses "in beautiful settings" and those considered "the best courses in the world". "Mother Nature herself could be seen as a golfer's adversary; her hills, her sea breezes," says author
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The beautifully illustrated new tabletop book 150 Golf Courses You Must Visit Before You Die, written by Stefanie Waldek and published by Lannoo, brings together the "most beautiful golf courses in the world".
An Argentinian course that resembles J.R.R Tolkien's Middle-earth, a a nine-hole course that runs alongside the Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt and an 18-hole course in Texas that transports you "back to the days of the Wild West" are some of the amazing golf courses that appear in the book.
With it Author Waldek says: "Golf, more than any other sport, has an intimate relationship with place because it is inextricably linked to the landscape. Mother Nature herself could be considered a golfer's adversary; its hills, sea breezes and atmospheric pressure challenge all who face it. That's why golf courses are found in some of the most scenic places in the world.
'In 150 Golf Courses You Must Visit Before You Go to die, I have gathered a panoply of golf courses, those in beautiful settings, often with quirky panache...
You won't forget not those epic golf courses anytime soon.
The beautifully illustrated new tabletop book 150 Golf Courses You Must Visit Before You Die, written by Stefanie Waldek and published by Lannoo, brings together the "most beautiful golf courses in the world".
An Argentinian course that resembles J.R.R Tolkien's Middle-earth, a a nine-hole course that runs alongside the Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt and an 18-hole course in Texas that transports you "back to the days of the Wild West" are some of the amazing golf courses that appear in the book.
With it Author Waldek says: "Golf, more than any other sport, has an intimate relationship with place because it is inextricably linked to the landscape. Mother Nature herself could be considered a golfer's adversary; its hills, sea breezes and atmospheric pressure challenge all who face it. That's why golf courses are found in some of the most scenic places in the world.
'In 150 Golf Courses You Must Visit Before You Go to die, I have gathered a panoply of golf courses, those in beautiful settings, often with quirky panache...
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