Heath Robinson 1872-1944 is Britain's Gadget King--master of the art of creating madcap contraptions that made use of ropes, weights, and pulleys to perform relatively simple tasks, from wart removal to peeling potatoes. Although he trained as a painter and also worked as a book illustrator, Robinson developed his forte with drawings of gadgets that parodied the absurdities of modern life. A true cartoonist, Robinson had a way of getting at the heart of the matter while simultaneously satirizing it mercilessly. He became a household name in Britain, and his popularity continues today with plans to build a museum in London to share with a new generation the story of his life and work. piHeath Robinson's Golfi establishes Robinson as one of the great humorists of the gentleman's game. From the origin of those peculiar shortened pants called plus-fours to the multiple meanings of an awkward lie, Robinson pokes fun at this popular sport. Among the cartoons in iGolfi are mechanisms like a m