Tommy's Honour (COOK, Kevin)

Tommy’s Honour is golf’s first father-and-son story. Old Tom Morris grew up a stone’s throw from St Andrews; a whisky-fuelled caddie and three-time Open champion, he went on to run the R&A. Then there was Young Tom, an even greater talent than his father, the Tiger Woods of his era, who at 17 became the youngest player to win the Open.

Two men, a singular ambition, and a lifetime’s rivalry destined to end in tragedy.

"A standout book... a story of father and son in sport told with great tenderness and no little humour." Daily Telegraph