A Season in Dornoch

A Season in Dornoch, volume 1, offers an immersive look into the legendary golfing landscape of Scotland. Lorne Rubenstein explores the mystical atmosphere of Royal Dornoch, a location renowned for its historical significance and challenging courses. This sports and travel narrative functions as both a travelogue and a series of portraits, detailing the connections between the game of golf and the character of the people who play it.

This updated edition includes a twenty-page update from the author, covering twenty-five years of changes in the region. Readers find a collection of color photographs of the town and the links, alongside an influential essay by Herbert Warren Wind. A Season in Dornoch, volume 1, serves as a thoughtful study of how golf reflects the values and history of its origins. It remains a significant work within the sports and travel genres.