Emerald Fairways & Foam Flecked Seas Only $1.99 !!!

[Michael Whitaker]

Paperback version of "Emerald Fairways & Foam Flecked Seas" available at www.bookcloseouts.com for $1.99!

http://www.bookcloseouts.com/default.asp?Ntk1=Default&Ntt1=golf&Ntx1=matchall&Nsl=3291&Ix=13&R=9781416532989B&Rt=29&Nty1=1

[Tiger_Bernhardt]

Great Value, Finnigans books are great

[Rob Rigg]

They have his Scotland book in there as well . . . might be $5.99 though

[Mark Pritchett]

I bought the England/Wales version and Ireland hardbacks as from bookcloseouts.com a while back and enjoyed them very much.  Super deals on that site!

[Dónal Ó Ceallaigh]

I'm not sure why, but I was able to get it on the Amazon UK site recently for £0.01

Although I'm from Ireland, I still enjoyed it immensely and thought it was a great read. If he ever decides to update it, hopefully he'll include Belvoir Park, a Colt design (his one glaring omission) and maybe lay-off a bit on the guest house/menu descriptions.

I'm looking forward to reading his others on Scotland, England and Wales.

[Andrew Mitchell]

Still available on amazon UK for under £1 http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/offer-listing/1416532986/ref=dp_olp_new?ie=UTF8&qid=1264669885&sr=1-1&condition=new

[Tony_Muldoon]

Question for the UK guys have you ever heard of Finegan outside of GCA?  I've mentioned him to a few people who've heard of Doak, Darwin, Steel etc and drwan a blank each time. 

I leant out my copy so I'm off to Amazon now.

[Sean_A]

Question for the UK guys have you ever heard of Finegan outside of GCA?  I've mentioned him to a few people who've heard of Doak, Darwin, Steel etc and drwan a blank each time. 

I leant out my copy so I'm off to Amazon now.

Tony

Probably not.  I stumbled on his Scottish book likely the same year it was published.  This was back when Borders in Ann Arbor (which was then the flagship store) used to carry an unbelievable collection of golf books - likely due to Clock Tower Press and its later iterations.  If I recall, it was the only travel book without pix and this was its main appeal.  I figured the guy could write if he didn't include pix.

Ciao

[Dónal Ó Ceallaigh]

Tony:

Never heard of the guy before I signed up to GCA.com. I think I first read about him on a thread posted sometime during the autumn; something about an incident he had at Rye with two old ladies.

Dónal.

[Andrew Mitchell]

Question for the UK guys have you ever heard of Finegan outside of GCA?  I've mentioned him to a few people who've heard of Doak, Darwin, Steel etc and drwan a blank each time. 

I leant out my copy so I'm off to Amazon now.

No, I'd never heard of him before joining this site and I've never spoken to anyone outside of this site who knew who he was.

[Jamie Barber]

I hadn't heard of him before this thread:) but just bought his England & Wales book from Amazon (£2.65 delivered)