Between 1832 and 1892, Musselburgh stood at the heart of the golfing world. Five major golf clubs operated there, supported by skilled club and ball makers and caddies. While the game's early elements were rooted in Musselburgh, the codified version emerged in Leith in 1744, later refined when the Honourable Company of Edinburgh Golfers relocated to Musselburgh.

This book, by a fourth-generation descendant of the renowned Park family, brings Musselburgh's rich golfing legacy to life. With rare images, untold stories, and detailed family trees, it reclaims the town's rightful place in golf history.