A Stroll on the Old Lady. Dieser Artikel ist nicht verfügbar.A Stroll on the Old Lady

Take A Stroll on the Old Lady, a hugely entertaining and informative collection of nine adventures centered on playing golf in Scotland.

Written over a three-year period by author and golf aficionado Taba Dale, these thoroughly-researched, historically accurate, and immensely enjoyable true stories take place at pure links courses and significant locales along the coast of Scotland, from Prestwick, the birthplace of the Open Championship, to the remote and magical Machrihanish on the Mull of Kintyre.

Dale is the ultimate golf insider, welcomed where very few writers have ever been—the inner sanctum of many exclusive golf clubs. Her infectious wit and authenticity allow you to vicariously visit these historic sites, providing an unprecedented behind-the-scenes look at some of the most elite golf courses in the world—including the Old Lady herself, St. Andrews.

With a masterful use of language and dialogue, Dale immerses you in the lingo and lore of each location as she takes you on this one-of-a-kind tour.

For fans of Golf in the Kingdom by Michael Murphy and Two Years in St. Andrews by George Peper, this insightful and humorous book is an essential addition to any golf lover’s library.

Taba Dale enlightens readers with informed descriptions of historic golf courses and locales she visits around the world.

Having grown up in Washington, DC, amidst many world-class museums, she has worked as a fine art dealer for thirty-seven years and became the first to market golf art online by creating the Scottsdale Collection in 1988.

Dale is the cofounder of Legacy of the Links, a management and consulting company for tournaments, golf events overseas (specializing in Ireland), fundraising projects, and other events. She is also the cofounder of the Top 100 Invitational, which celebrates the great golf clubs and courses that have been included on various top 100 United States and world ranking lists.

Dale spends her summers in Ireland, frequently golfing in Scotland and other European countries.