A History of Rio Pinar Country Club: The First Fifty Years

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Detailed 50th anniversary history of the storied Rio Pinar Country Club of Orlando, Florida, for many years host to the PGA's Florida Citrus Open. Includes tournament winners, rosters of members, profiles and photos of all 18 holes, a full index and much more. Densely illustrated with photos. Also includes supplemental DVD in back sleeve with additional pictures and videos. Dust jacket present in archival Brodart sleeve. Note that the Citrus Open was discontinued in 1978 and moved to Arnold Palmer's Bay Hill Country Club and renamed the Bay Hill Classic. 130 pp. 11 1/4" x 8 3/4". Tight, immaculate copy. Extremities crisp. Unmarked front to back. Dust jacket with minimal shelf wear. A Beautiful copy of an important golf collectible. Photographs of or additional information about this item are available on request. All inquiries answered promptly.

Livreiro

Midnight Books (US)

Nº do estoque do livreiro

376880

Título

A History of Rio Pinar Country Club: The First Fifty Years

Autor

The History Committee of Rio Pinar

Formato/Encadernação

Capa dura

Estado do livro

Novo

Quantidade Disponível

1

Editorial

Privately Printed

Data de publicação

2007

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0.00 libras

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