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Honored to have this complete set of 1900 Cope’s Golfers tobacco cards in Golden Age’s Masters Week auction! Includes a PSA 4 of Old Tom Morris and a PSA 3.5 of Young Tom Morris’ rookie cards. It’s rare that a complete set sells in a single lot… Here is your chance to knock

Nice coverage in St Andrews Citizen for new Allan Robertson book. facebook.com/share/p/19J7ZD…

📢⛳️Tiger Woods is NOT the greatest golfer in history that’s known for his red clothing! ⛳️📢 Yes. I said it. Fantastic article from Fifetoday.co.uk about Roger McStravick’s new book about The King of Clubs, Allan Robertson! Roger McStravick fifetoday.co.uk/sport/golf/new…

The award-winning St Andrews golf historian chats to Michael Alexander about his passionate journey to celebrate St Andrews' local heroes and his love of the game. eu1.hubs.ly/H0jd74N0

Quick pre-round chat and advice from the Old Man of Golf…

Thanks to the St Andrews Pilgrim Foundation, this long overdue plaque to Allan Robertson will be going up in the next month on Allan’s home beside the St Andrews Links. I only wish my co-author of Allan Robertson of St Andrews, The King of Clubs, 1815-1859, Bill Williams was here

I love the golf history network. Today I received in the post a stunning mashie niblick from my friend and sublime club maker Tad Moore. I am not surprised that these are the clubs of choice by Sandy Lyle. So beautiful. A million thanks to Tad.

Thanks to the St Andrews Pilgrim Foundation, the plaque to Champion Golfer Allan Robertson is finally up. He held the title for 19 years from 1840 and was the first to break 80 in St Andrews. He was heralded as the King of Clubs, such was his gift. His house, Sandyhill, was

⛳️📢 GOLF HISTORY IS ALIVE AND WELL!📢⛳️ So pleased that Allan Robertson’s home site is now recognized and identified so golfers can appreciate another piece of the history of golf in the Home of Golf! To learn more about why Allan was SO instrumental in the growth of the game,

What an honour to be included in this company. linksmagazine.com/15-important-g… My favourite book is Tom Morris of St Andrews, The Colossus of Golf, 1821-1908, but I also enjoy anything written by Stephen Proctor - our generation’s Darwin. Truly gifted.

📢⛳️ BACK IN STOCK! ⛳️📢 BOTH hardback editions (Leatherbound and linen-covered) of Allan Robertson of St. Andrews - The King of Clubs are available once again in the US! VERY few remain available from the printer, so if you love golf & prefer hardback books, order yours today

NEW "As the golfers come off the 18th green, they now know that it wasn’t just Tom Morris who lived yards away" St Andrews plaque unveiled for golf's 'forgotten hero' Scotsman Sport The Scotsman Roger McStravick St Andrews Links scotsman.com/sport/st-andre…

The second plaque went up today by the Old Course 18th green at 9 The Links, St Andrews for Jamie Anderson who won three Opens in a row from 1877 whilst living there. He may have had no grand funeral in 1905 (nor a headstone until recently), but today he is celebrated as one of

Attention ⁦Society of Golf Historians⁩: In the name of golf history, I call upon you to accept this challenge. ⁦Andrew Kent⁩

A perfect day in Fife. We had golf at elegant Elie followed by a tour of St Andrews with the wonderful Roger McStravick. Life is good!

So exciting to hear that Allan Robertson will be honored posthumously at next year’s playing of Jack Nicklaus’ the Memorial! If you want to learn about how Allan helped shape the game we know today, order yourself a copy of Allan Robertson of St. Andrews - The King of Clubs

Auld Grey Toun Golf is proud to bring titles like Allan Robertson of St. Andrews - The King of Clubs to American golfers! Excited that Tony Dear included it in his list of golf books you need to read this summer! Check out his article:👇🏻 linksmagazine.com/6-golf-books-f… Grab yourself

Inspiring The Birth of The Open Do you know how golf’s OLDEST championship came to be? 🤔 As the golf world’s attention turns to The Open in a few weeks, Allan Robertson of St. Andrews, The King of Clubs is the BEST way to learn all about the Champion Golfer that inspired the

Happy Birthday to Us! 🥳⛳ For 35 years, we’ve welcomed visitors from across the globe, grown our world-class collection, undergone a major renovation, and proudly rebranded as The R&A World Golf Museum. It’s been quite the journey, and we’re just getting started! Stay

This should be a fun night talking about two Kings of the game, Tiger and Allan Robertson.