
So you think you know Golf
Puzzles, questions and challenges for people who think they know the game.
An independent publication, not affiliated with or endorsed by any golf body or player.
challenges, from a gentle Front Nine to a Sudden Death question
formats: crosswords, deduction, matching, scorecards and more
book that settles the argument at the bar
Try three.
Real Club Valderrama, at Sotogrande, is in which country?
Twelve ways to find out what you know.
12 formatsInside the book
- 01
Clubhouse Crossword
A themed crossword, clued for golfers.
- 02
The Front Nine
Nine approachable questions to warm up.
- 03
The Back Nine
Nine harder ones, once you're loose.
- 04
Who Am I?
A golfer revealed clue by clue. Fewer clues, more credit.
- 05
The Leaderboard
A logic puzzle: work out who finished where.
- 06
Connections
Sort the names into the groups they belong to.
- 07
The Scorecard
Eighteen questions, scored like a round.
- 08
Club Selection
Match each player, course or moment to its partner.
- 09
The Turn
A short breather between the hard bits.
- 10
The 19th Hole
Clubhouse lore, culture and the occasional joke.
- 11
Sudden Death
One deliberately difficult question.
- 12
Meta Finale
A last puzzle that draws on the whole book.
Made to be kept.
A hardback, sewn and cased, on warm uncoated paper that takes a pencil properly. Room to write, answers at the back with notes on each, and a cover you won't mind leaving on the coffee table.
- Format
- Hardback
- Challenges
- About 70 across 12 formats
- Answers
- At the back, with notes
- Price
- £24.95
- Dispatch
- Pre-orders open soon
For the person who always has the answer.
Golfers are hard to buy for. They already own the umbrella. Add a gift note in the basket and we'll include it with the book.
We kept being told that people who love a subject want to prove it. Pub quizzes are too broad and trivia apps too quick. So we made a book: proper puzzles, carefully checked, built for a slow afternoon and a little rivalry.
It's the first of a series. If it does its job, it starts a few arguments and ends one or two.