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Classic Golf Clangers Book

A great book packed full of embarrassing moments

Classic Golf Clangers
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Classic Golf Clangers

Even in the calm and collected game of golf, there are still its fair share of clangers.

Our Classic Golf Clangers book is packed full of embarrassing moments from the history of golf.

Including Scotland's Bobby Cruickshank knocking himself out just in sight of victory at the 1934 US Open, and Thomas Bjorn refusing to leave the sand at Royal St. George's in 2003.

Henry Cotton, Tom Weiskopf, Nick Faldo, the Great White Shark, and Phil Mickelson to name a few, all feature in this hilarious golf book which any amateur player or fan will appreciate.

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