African American Golf Books
"A Missing Link In History"
Title: "A Missing Link In History: The Journey of African Americans in Golf"
Author: Ramona Harriet
Concluding Comments: Jim Dent
ISBN-10: 1463622511
ISBN-13: 978-1463622510
Format: Paperback: Binding: Perfect-bound
Size: 6" x .09 x 9 inches; Pages: 406 (Second Edition)
Emerging from the Jim Crow Era into the new millennium, this one-of-a-kind book includes a wealth of historical information found over a 125-year span beginning in the 1800s. Revel in the triumphs of African Americans who left a legacy to the game of golf and American history. Unique features include an extensive timeline, reference guide, and directory of golf facilities, inventions, and more. Factual, entertaining, and educational, "A Missing Link In History" will take you through an unbelievable journey of pride, prejudice, and perseverance!
"African American Golf History Brain-Aerobics"
Title: "African American Golf History Brain-Aerobics"
Author: Ramona Harriet
ISBN-10: 1463622392
ISBN-13: 978-1463622398
Format: Paperback
Binding: Perfect-bound
Size: 8.5" x 0.4 x 11 inches
Pages: 154 (Second Edition)
From crosswords and cryptograms to debates and decoders, "Brain-Aerobics" is an interactive golf activity book for children and adults. Designed for individual or group settings, this unique motivational tool includes a variety of golf word puzzles and even the game FORE!, an African American Golf History bingo game. With three books-in-one . . . there is something for everyone. "African American Golf History Brain-Aerobics" is a fun way to learn about the many contributions African Americans made to the game of golf.
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A Missing Link In History
African American Golf History Brain-Aerobics
African American Golf History Brain-Aerobics
African American Golf History Brain-Aerobics
African American Golf History Brain-Aerobics
African American Golf History Brain-Aerobics
Ramona Harriet presents her books “A Missing Link In History”, and “African American Golf History Brain-Aerobics” to Charlie Tudor III, Principal, A. R. Johnson Health Science and Engineering Magnet School, Augusta, Georgia. Presentation made, in November 2021, during Flagship RV tour stop at Lucy Craft Laney Museum of Black History.