P. G. Wodehouse Short Stories Bibliography - Golf Stories

Golf Stories

Most of these are narrated by the Oldest Member, from his seat in the nineteenth hole.

  • "Archibald's Benefit" (The Man Upstairs, 1914)
  • "The Clicking of Cuthbert" (The Clicking of Cuthbert, 1922)
  • "A Woman is Only a Woman" (The Clicking of Cuthbert, 1922)
  • "A Mixed Threesome" (The Clicking of Cuthbert, 1922)
  • "Sundered Hearts" (The Clicking of Cuthbert, 1922)
  • "The Salvation of George Mackintosh" (The Clicking of Cuthbert, 1922)
  • "Ordeal by Golf" (The Clicking of Cuthbert, 1922)
  • "The Long Hole" (The Clicking of Cuthbert, 1922)
  • "The Heel of Achilles" (The Clicking of Cuthbert, 1922)
  • "The Rough Stuff" (The Clicking of Cuthbert, 1922)
  • "The Coming of Gowf" (The Clicking of Cuthbert, 1922)
  • "The Heart of a Goof" (The Heart of a Goof, 1926)
  • "High Stakes" (The Heart of a Goof, 1926)
  • "Keeping In with Vosper" (The Heart of a Goof, 1926)
  • "Chester Forgets Himself" (The Heart of a Goof, 1926)
  • "The Magic Plus Fours" (The Heart of a Goof, 1926)
  • "The Awakening of Rollo Podmarsh" (The Heart of a Goof, 1926)
  • "Rodney Fails to Qualify" (The Heart of a Goof, 1926)
  • "Jane Gets off the Fairway" (The Heart of a Goof, 1926)
  • "The Purification of Rodney Spelvin" (The Heart of a Goof, 1926)
  • "Those in Peril on the Tee", also a Mr Mulliner story (Mr Mulliner Speaking, 1929)
  • "The Letter of the Law" (Lord Emsworth and Others, 1937)
  • "Farewell to Legs" (Lord Emsworth and Others, 1937)
  • "There's Always Golf" (Lord Emsworth and Others, 1937)
  • "Up from the Depths" (Nothing Serious, 1950)
  • "Feet of Clay" (Nothing Serious, 1950)
  • "Excelsior" (Nothing Serious, 1950)
  • "Rodney Has a Relapse" (Nothing Serious, 1950)
  • "Tangled Hearts" (Nothing Serious, 1950)
  • "Scratch Man" (A Few Quick Ones, 1959)
  • "Sleepy Time" (Plum Pie, 1966)

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