StAndrews For Ever!
Hot off the press, my 12th golf-related book design celebrates the 175th anniversary of The StAndrews Golf Club.
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History on the 9th
As a follow-up to 'StAndrews in the Footsteps to Old Tom Morris' – which won both the USGA Herbert Warren Wind Book Award and the BGCS Murdoch Medal last year – Roger McStravick...
From StAndrews to the Himalayas
StAndrews has always been regarded as the Home of Golf, where the game has been played for 600 years. It was always regarded as a game for gentlemen but very few are aware that StAndrews was also the...
Footsteps to Top US Award
Since its launch during The 2015 Open at StAndrews, the book I designed for author Roger McStravick 'StAndrews in the Footsteps of Old Tom Morris' has received enormous critical acclaim from the...
The Fine Art of Golf
Designed for the company of the same name, this latest book showcases 166 paintings by well known golf artists Simon Russell, Walt Spitzmiller, Joe Austen and Margaret Evans. From the most...
Fourth award in five years
Yet another golf book I've designed has won the Murdoch Medal, presented by the British Golf Collectors Society for the most outstanding golf publication of 2013. Announced during The Open Week, this is...
Ultimate design
Probably the best tapes you can buy – the Ultimate range of tapes by Ultratape! The packs shown below are just the first of a number of top quality products in this range that were...
On the Brightside
My latest work for Fraser Gallery is a set of cards, invitation and posters for the launch of the Francis Boag exhibition. Visitors to the gallery will receive a set of cards that feature 12...
Latest book. Out now!
I’m happy to announce the launch of my latest book design, Fair Ways in Ashdown Forest, charting the 125-year history of Royal Ashdown Forest Golf Club, written and collated over the last five...
By Royal Request
Work has just started this month on my latest golf book which celebrates the 125th anniversary of The Royal Ashdown Forest Golf Club. Founded in 1888, and still occupying the clubhouse...