Annual ReviewA review of The R&A's activities in 2010-2011
Golf Rules in Action DVDGolf Rules in Action explains and demonstrates the basic Rules of the game.
Golf Rules IllustratedA clear, detailed, illustrated explanation of the Rules of Golf.
A Guide to the Rules on Clubs and BallsGuidelines to interpret the Rules relating to the design and manufacture of golf clubs and balls.
The Open: Golf's Oldest MajorAn astonishing photographic celebration of the game's premier championship.
Birds and Golf CoursesThis book provides guidance on how to support bird populations through effective management of the roughs and out of play areas.
The GolfersThis book examines in detail the historical background to the painting 'The Golfers'.
Portmarnock
31 August - 1 September 2012 2011 Champions: Great Britain & Ireland
In 2012, Great Britain & Ireland's most talented players aged 18 or under will be attempting to defend their title at Portmarnock Golf Club in Ireland. In 2011 they defeated the Continent of Europe 14½-9½ in Neguri, Spain. The course has been described as arguably the best Champinship Course in Ireland, and is known for its fantastic closing stretch. It has hosted all of Irelands major championships and also some of the world's biggest events including the World Cup and the Walker Cup in 1991.
Great Britain and Ireland won the 2011 Jacques Leglise Trophy with an impressive 14½-9½ victory over the holders, the Continent of Europe. ...Read More
Great Britain & Ireland hold small but important lead in Jacques Leglise Trophy
GB&I lead the Continent of Europe,6½-5½, after the first day of the jacques Leglise Trophy in Neguri, Spain....
Great Britan & Ireland team announced for Jacques Leglise Trophy match
The R&A has announced the Great Britain & Ireland team to contest the 2011 Jacques Leglise Trophy Match....
The Jacques Leglise Trophy is an annual international match played between two selected teams of nine amateur boy golfers representing Great Britain & Ireland and the Continent of Europe.
The match between GB&I Boys and the Continent of Europe was inaugurated in 1958, but not until 40 years later was the event first played in Europe. GB&I dominated the early encounters, losing only three times before 1995. Yet the strength of European golf has improved dramatically and the following six matches were equally shared. The GB&I team is selected by The R&A and the Continent of Europe side by the European Golf Association.
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