A series of golf stories, supposedly related by the 'oldest member', recounting some famous (or infamous) incident. Usually to a young man disillusioned by either love or golfing.

Mildly amusing, with some wonderful caricatures and Wodehouse's usual expert use of language, if a tad convoluted in places. Rather disparaging about women (and non-golfers) but needs to be taken in the spirit in which it was written. Over 100 years old, and I obtained my copy free from Project Gutenbert.

Not necessary to be a golfer but probably best if you have at least some idea of the game.

Not one of Wodehouse's best, but it made a good read on a dull flight.

Longer review here: https://suesbookreviews.blogspot.com/2023/07/the-clicking-of-cuthbert-by-pg-wode... ( )

A collection of golf stories, mostly narrated by the Oldest Member. Even a non-golfer such as myself can enjoy these short stories! ( )

Well, if you like golf, this is your sort of book!

But, I did think that the story ‘ A mixed threesome’ is quite funny. Shades of Black Books explorer chappie there! ( )

Not being a golfer, I wasn't sure about this one; but it was amusing enough for housework listening.

I listened to the LibriVox recording. ( )

A collection of golf stories, mostly narrated by the Oldest Member. Even a non-golfer such as myself can enjoy these short stories! ( )