Follow the Wind by Bo Links	W.P. Kinsella's Shoeless Joe became the film Field of Dreams.  If ever there was a book about golf that rivals that fantasy, this is the one. For an extra treat about Ben Hogan try to catch the Glenn Ford movie Follow the Sun.
Golf in the Kingdom by Michael Murphy	Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance became a cult classic for Harley Riders.  This book more than any other explains the mysticism of the golf.  The character of Shivas Irons is Scottish to the core.
To the Linksland by Michael Bamburger	True tales of a young man, just married with a decent job, finding his game while caddying on the European Tour and later some out of the way golf courses in Scotland.
The Legend of Bagger Vance by Steven Pressfield	This was one of those books that after I read it, I had to tell everybody I knew to read it.
The Greatest Player  Who Never Lived by J. Michael Veron	This book is an adventure in good golf and a good mystery involving a great deal of heretofore unknown information about the great Bobby Jones.
Harvey Penick's Little Red Book: Lessons and Teachings  from a Lifetime in Golf by Harvey Penick and Bud Shrake	Harvey Penick was a caddy until his death in his 90s.  The teachings of Mr. Penick have influenced thousands among them Tom Kite who dedicated his Masters win to this man. I would also recommend heartily the other books written by Penick.
Final Rounds: A Father, A Son, The Golf Journey of a Lifetime by James Dodson	This book is touching, capturing not only the flavor of Scottish golf and the courses, but also the love between a father and son.  Would that we all could be buried in the Road Hole Bunker.