Independent publishing for the world of golf.

We create beautifully considered books that celebrate the courses, characters, history and culture that make golf more than a game.

Publishing for the love of golf

Launched in July 2026, Claret Jug Press was created to help authors bring great golf books to life. With few publishers specialising in golf literature, we aim to broaden the range of golf books available to readers around the world.

We offer practical guidance, publishing support and access to a growing network within the global golf community – helping authors get their books discovered, shared and into the hands of golfers everywhere.

DANNY

The Odyssey of a Golf Champion
by Andrew Thomson

Description: An uplifting and sometimes nail-biting story of a schoolboy amateur golfer who takes on the world’s best players in a series of triumphant and tragic circumstances, set in New Zealand, Australia, the United States, and Scotland.

Why Claret Jug Press?

The Claret Jug is one of golf’s most recognisable trophies, awarded to the champion of The Open Championship since 1872. Its distinctive design represents tradition, achievement and the enduring history of the game.

We chose the name Claret Jug Press to reflect those same values. Like the trophy itself, our publishing house celebrates golf’s rich heritage while looking towards its future. We believe the best stories deserve to be preserved, shared and passed down through generations, creating books that capture the character, passion and traditions that make golf such a timeless game.

Publish with us

Have a golf story worth preserving?

We believe there are countless great golf stories waiting to be published. Whether you’re writing about a course, a journey, the history of the game or your own experiences, Claret Jug Press can help turn your manuscript into a book.

We provide practical publishing guidance, editorial support and access to a growing network within the global golf community. Our aim is to help more golf books reach more readers and find their way into the hands of golfers around the world.

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