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CREATESPACE Alun Evans' The Golf Majors Book 2018 – Comprehensive History of Golf's Major Championships

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Overview

CREATESPACE presents Alun Evans' The Golf Majors Book 2018, a meticulously researched chronicle of golf's most prestigious championships. This edition extends Evans' long-running series, weaving narrative with data‑driven charts and tables that trace the Majors from the Open Championship's early days in the 19th century to the modern era. The 2018 edition also logs the most recent Major Championships through 2017, intertwining anecdotes with precise figures provided by event organizers. The result is a readable, fact‑rich guide that golf fans can rely on for context, comparison, and reflection.

What’s inside

The book blends storytelling with precise records to create a holistic view of the Majors. Expect:

  • In‑depth histories of venues and courses, including notable changes to yardage and pars.
  • Comprehensive winner lists, first‑time champions, and milestone moments across the four Majors.
  • Clear charts, tables, and lists that keep key data easy to scan during research or discussion.

The edition emphasizes the 2017 season, highlighting first‑time champions Sergio Garcia, Brooks Koepka, and Justin Thomas, and it places these milestones in the broader evolution of golf's majors. It also situates venue histories within the evolving landscape of professional golf, making it a practical reference for fans planning trips to major venues or comparing course setups across years.

Designed for readers who value accuracy and readability

Whether you’re a casual admirer, a sports writer, or a historian, this book offers:

  • Accessible prose paired with authoritative data, making complex histories easy to follow.
  • Reliable facts sourced from organizers and official records to support discussion and analysis.

What makes this edition stand out is its balance of narrative and reference material. The included data and charts are designed to be browsed quickly for a session of learning, or consulted in depth when researching a particular Major, player, or venue. The result is a reference you can return to over time, as the Majors continue to unfold in new seasons.

Usage ideas and benefits

  • Use as a quick refresher before watching a broadcast or attending a live event, hinting at venue history and past winners.
  • Pair with a personal notes shelf to track patterns such as venues with repeated success or notable course changes.
  • Share insights with fellow fans or students in a club or classroom setting, fueling informed discussions.

Note: While this book presents a thorough chronicle, it describes events rather than predicting future outcomes. It offers a foundation for informed discussion and appreciation of golf's Majors.

FAQ

Q: What does The Golf Majors 2018 cover?

A: It traces golf's major championships history, winners, venues, and up-to-date data through 2017 with context and charts.

Q: Who is this book for?

A: Ideal for golf fans, historians, journalists, and serious followers seeking a reliable, readable chronicle.