112 pp. Foreword by Winged Foot GC President Charles Nobles. Illustrated from photographs, course drawing for each hole and one of the entire course (designed by A.W. Tillinghast). Ads (some in color including a double-side full-page ad for Reddy Tee promoting the 1929 U.S. Open). With Pairings and Starting Times for first two days. 11x8½, original color pictorial wrappers.

Bobby Jones won, defeating Al Espinosa in a 36-hole playoff (Jones 72-69=141, Espinosa 84-80=164), with a final winning score of 6 over par 294; the first major golf championships held at Winged Foot. This was Jones’ only major victory in 1929 and his third (of four) U.S. Open championships. He was runner-up the year before and, of course, the next year he would win all four major golf tournaments (in one season), The Grand Slam, the only person to complete this remarkable and historic feat, and thus officially retire. Articles in this 1929 program include: Winged Foot’s West Course Pictorial Description, hole-by-hole by A.W. Tillinghast (course designer); Some Hints for the Galleries by Grantland Rice; What is the New Ball? By Herbert Jaques (USGA Implements and Balls Committee Chairman); The Story of Winged Foot by John Anderson. Also, on USGA Officers page, includes Prescott S. Bush (Secretary – grandfather of current U.S. President) and Roger D. Lapham (Vice-President and former San Francisco mayor). Ink signature of Betty Goutremout on top of page 1, plus what appears to be her inked note on top of page 76. Page 79, “The Progress of the Play” originally a blank chart for names, times and scores, is filled-in with 23 players and their scores during the time of the event, and with note at end “Sunday Bobby Jones and Al Espinosa played. Bobby won by quite a margin” presumably in Gourtremout’s hand.