A richly illustrated scrapbook that recreates the life and influence of "Old Tom" Morris in 19th‑century St Andrews. Compiled by David Joy, the book draws on period photographs, contemporary articles and personal letters to place Morris in the social and sporting world that shaped early golf.

Coverage includes his upbringing in Scotland, four Open Championship victories, decades as St Andrews' leading professional and his pioneering work as a course designer. The narrative also addresses the intertwined and tragic story of his son, Young Tom Morris.

Ideal for golf historians, course‑architecture enthusiasts and readers interested in the origins of the modern game. Published by Wiley, 2001; 232 pages.

Includes

• Period photographs and press pieces
• Letters and archival material
• Accounts of Open Championship wins and early course design

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