There are people within golf who play the game beautifully. There are others who photograph it beautifully. A smaller number understand how to shape the culture around it.

Alex Wright - known to many as The Surrey Golfer - exists quietly within all three worlds.

There is something deeply satisfying about receiving something that feels as though it already has a story to tell.

Not merely a gift, nor simply a product, but something that arrives with all the pageantry of something special. Something carefully wrapped, thoughtfully presented and crafted with enough character that it earns a permanent place on a shelf, a desk or in a treasured corner of a golf bag presenting the problematic decision on when or if you should use it for fear of marking anything.

Tucked away neatly in Surrey's commuter belt down a narrow tree lined road dotted with well kept driveways, gated entrances and manicured front gardens lies a real members club with a swift pace of play, where the atmosphere is as warm as it is welcoming. That’s the sense you get as you leave Worplesdon, it’s been like that for decades and no doubt will continue on like that for many more to come.

There is an overwhelming feeling of pride that oozes from the people here, you can feel it, in fact you see it as you meander around the club.