John Williamson is an author and lawyer who has written nonfiction books for over thirty years. Williamson founded the Argyle Publishing Company, which he owned for decades.
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<p>Acknowledgments<br /><br>Introduction<br /><br>Chapter 1: The Origins of Golf in Scotland<br /><br>Chapter 2: The Evolution of Golf During the 17th and 18th Centuries<br /><br>Chapter 3: The Proliferation of Golf During the 19th Century<br /><br>Chapter 4: Golf Comes to America: The First Clubs and Courses<br /><br>Chapter 5: Golf Takes Root in the United States<br /><br>Chapter 6: The Explosion of Golf in the United States After 1913<br /><br>Chapter 7: Golf during the Depression and War Years<br /><br>Chapter 8: The Revival of Golf After World War II<br /><br>Chapter 9: Let Us Play: The African-American Experience in Golf<br /><br>Chapter 10: Arnold Palmer, Television, and a New Era in Golf<br /><br>Chapter 11: The Phenomenal Growth of Golf After 1960<br /><br>Chapter 12: Golf in the Twenty-First Century<br /><br>Chapter 13: The Story of Women’s Golf in the United States<br /><br>Chapter 14: The Major Team Competitions<br /><br>Appendix I: A Timeline of Golf History<br /><br>Appendix II: Winners of Major Professional and Amateur Golf Championships<br /><br>Appendix III: Winners of Major Team and Cup Competitions<br /><br>Appendix IV: Number of Wins in Professional Golf Events through 2017<br /><br>Notes<br /><br>Bibliography<br /><br>Index<br /><br>About the Author</p><br>

