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This five-volume set examines the golf courses designed by the renowned British golf course architect during his distinguished career, from his first design project in 1907 at the Alwoodley Golf Club in his hometown of Leeds, to his death at his beloved Pasatiempo in California in 1934. Throughout those 27 years - with 5 years lost to the Great War - MacKenzie designed courses in Great Britain and Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, South America and the United States of America, along with hints of possible courses in Continental Europe. Author Neil Crafter, an Australian-based golf course architect, has long been fascinated by the life and work of Alister MacKenzie and decades of meticulous research have culminated in these five volumes. The volumes are divided geographically and the course entries within each volume are listed alphabetically and expertly describe MacKenzie's involvement. Every golf course architect has projects that never came to fruition, along with commissions lost to other architects, and these 'failed' projects are also included for completeness. Lavishly illustrated with original plans and reports, period photographs, aerial photographs and maps, these books provide the most complete record of the works of any Golden Age golf course architect. Available from Ryan Publishing in hardback cloth bound sets of five volumes, or softback sets of five volumes. All sets are supplied in slipcases, and individual softback volumes are available. Free delivery.
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Volume One - England A-M 282pp 
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