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A Brief History of Golf – yourlawyer-V5-4895481 — Sun, 22 Sep 2024 00:03:18 +0000

[…] A 1540 book that became known as the “Golf Book” described a game very similar to the modern golf game, and throughout the rest of the 1500s, references to “colf”/”kolf” appear […]

By: Nick Gidwani

Nick Gidwani — Sun, 13 Jun 2021 17:52:05 +0000

True Story: King James V1 of Scotland, wanted to do something with his merry men. So, they formed a group and called it “Gentlemen Only, Ladies Forbidden.” Hence, came the game of GOLF.

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By: Jean Kensit

Jean Kensit — Thu, 12 Nov 2020 18:37:10 +0000

Mary Q. of Scots predates Charles the 1st by being his granny who lost her head at the hand of Elizabeth the 1st , in England so hardly the same period as her grandson. His father did not live south of the border until after the death of Elizabeth. His son, born in England I suspect, and grandson Chas 2 ( with a hiatus for Oliver Cromwell ) never came to Scotland at all. They more likely played at Bowles , than Gowf.