Simply Toogood – Peter Toogood’s Life in Golf

“Simply Toogood” by Des Tobin is a biography that celebrates the life and achievements of Peter Toogood, an Australian amateur golfer renowned for his success in the sport. However, it does touch upon a notable incident in golf history known as the “Toogood Incident,” which occurred during the 1954 British Amateur at Muirfield. It was a controversial ruling that affected Peter Toogood’s chance of winning the title.

The book offers a unique insight into the life of a golfer who was a part of the Australian team that won the 1st World Amateur Teams Championships at St Andrews in 1958. It’s a valuable read for those interested in golf history and the personal stories behind the sport’s figures. If you’re looking for a comprehensive view of Peter Toogood’s contributions to golf, this biography is a noteworthy addition to the genre.  Peter Toogood was the grandson of Alfred Henry Toogood who was a professional at Tramore Golf Club from 1906-1909.