I wrote this novella, A Connecticut Golfer on King Arthur’s Course, for people who have all the following interests:

1. Interested in golf history.
2. Interested in St. Andrews golf links in Scotland.
3. Interested in Arthurian legends.
4. Interested in Mark Twain’s book, A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court.
5. Interested in the Bing Crosby movie based on Twain’s book.

In other words, it probably has an audience of one. Me. I had to write it, nevertheless, if for no other reason than to shake the idea and be free of it. Although I’ve tried, I can’t quite talk myself into the delusion that anyone might publish such a thing as this, so here it is for all the golf/Arthurian nerds who might stumble upon it. I hope you enjoy the “Easter Eggs.” Comments are open if you think I got something wrong on the golf side, or the Arthurian side for that matter (or any of the Wales bits).

Mike Ferguson | Providence, Rhode Island | June 2024

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p.s. Why are all the chapters dated September 19, 1922? Two reasons: 1) I’m using a blog template and removing the date from a blog template in WordPress is beyond my skill set; and 2) You can find reason #2 in Chapter 2.