Antique Golf Clubs

Category: Antique Golf Clubs

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Wall Mount 1 Club Horizontal

Wall Mount 1 Club Horizontal 2

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Antique Golf Clubs

Wall Mount 1 Club Horizontal

A golf club presentation wall mount made entirely from traditional Scottish oak wood. It is engraved with the Thistle, the national emblem of Scotland. This mount presents one vintage golf club horizontally and it is particularly suitable for clubs with unusual heads such as period irons, putters or woods. It is easy to remove and replace the golf club...

Single Club Wall Mount - Vertical

Single Club Wall Mount - Vertical 2

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Antique Golf Clubs

Wall Mount 1 Club Vertical

A presentation wall mount made entirely from traditional Scottish oak wood. It is engraved with the Thistle, the national emblem of Scotland. This mount presents one vintage golf club vertically and it is particularly suitable for clubs with unusual heads such as period irons, putters or woods. It is easy to remove and replace the golf club from the...

Wall Mount 3 Club Vertical

Wall Mount 3 Club Vertical 2

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Wall Mount 3 Club Vertical

Made entirely from Scottish oak woodEngraved with the "Scottish Thistle"Displays one golf club verticallyPerfect for clubs such as period irons and woodsHand made in St Andrews, Scotland

Hickory Golf Sunday Stick

Hickory Golf Sunday Stick 2

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Hickory Golf Sunday Stick

In Victorian days golf courses were closed on a Sunday – traditionally a day of rest and worship. The fanatical golfer would get dressed for church walk there with his walking cane and after church, if the Minister was not looking would turn his walking cane (Sunday Stick) round and practice his putting! A small wooden-headed club that looked like a...

Rut Niblick Hickory Golf...

Rut Niblick Hickory Golf... 2

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Rut Niblick Hickory Golf Iron c1830

An early 19th-century specialist hickory golf iron clubA trouble club used to play the ball ‘as it lies’ from difficult spotsDesigned to hit the ball out from ruts (track marks) left from the wheels of horse-pulled cartsWith an early listing grip covered with leather and fixed with whippingOriginals are rare and expensive collectors clubs You have...

The Wilson `Lofter Iron` c1885

The Wilson `Lofter Iron` c1885 2

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Wilson Hickory Golf Lofter Iron c1885

Designed by Robert Wilson; famous cleek maker from St AndrewsMuch more playable and durable than the early lofted woodsA multi-use club before the rise of the Mashie and NiblickHelped the golfers preserve their wooden-headed clubsAt the time, it cost almost half the price of a lofted wood You have additional options to add a horizontal presentation mount,...

George Nicoll Hickory Golf...

George Nicoll Hickory Golf... 2

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George Nicoll Hickory Golf Giant Niblick c1920

A popular giant wedge with a dot punched face.It was nicknamed the frying pan and the shovel.A difficult club to master – bigger is not always better.A beautiful and interesting club for display. You have additional options to add a horizontal presentation mount, add an engraved brass plaque onto the mount, or have the shaft engraved with your name,...

Spur Toe Hickory Golf...

Spur Toe Hickory Golf... 2

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Spur Toe Hickory Golf Trouble Iron c1750

Designed to hit the ball from atop roots or rocky liesUnique for its thick ash shaft and heavy iron headHelped the golfers preserve their wooden-headed clubsWith an early listing grip covered with Leather and fixed with whippingOriginals are rare and expensive collectors clubs You have additional options to add a horizontal presentation mount, add an...

The Hugh Philip `Baffing Spoon` c1835

The Hugh Philip `Baffing Spoon` c1835 2

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Hugh Philp Hickory Golf Baffing Spoon c1835

Hugh Philp; golf club making's finest artisanThe original wooden wedge club with a "well dished" hooked faceThe name is from the ancient Scots word 'baff' – which means to hitThe club is designed to play a cut shot to float the feathery ballVery rare; this exact reproduction club plays true homage to Philip's legacy. You have additional options to add a...

The McEwan `Featherie` c1845

The McEwan `Featherie` c1845 2

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McEwan Featherie Hickory Golf Wood c1845

From the McEwan family, one of the oldest club makers in golfThis long nose spoon (3 wood) was designed for the early feathery ballA shallow face and a long graceful sweep of the head into the neckThe head is made from beech wood with a 45” (inch) hickory shaft You have additional options to add a horizontal presentation mount, add an engraved brass...

The McEwan `Playclub` c 1885

The McEwan `Playclub` c 1885 2

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McEwan Playclub Hickory Golf Wood c1885

From the McEwan family, one of the oldest club makers in golfThey specialised in making the very best long-nose clubsThe club has a leather face insert to counteract the new Guttie ball This Playclub of Alan Robertson – the first golfer to break 80 The original is now at the R&A clubhouse in St Andrews You have additional options to add a horizontal...

The Willie Park '150th Anniversary' Putter

The Willie Park '150th Anniversary' Putter 2

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Willie Park Hickory Golf Long Nose Putter c1860

Willie Park Sr. won The Open in 1860, 1863, 1866 and 1875This putter is the model he used to win his first Open in 1860It is a teardrop-shaped ‘long nose’ head with a single headstampA slightly hooked face and lead back weights flush with the head Coated sheepskin grip wrapped with whipping and an open wooden but end You have additional options to add a...

The Hugh Philip c1850

The Hugh Philip c1850 2

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Hugh Philp Hickory Golf Long Nose Putter c1850

Hugh Philp; golf club making's finest artisanThe putter used by Hugh McFie to win the first Amateur championshipA long-headed (long nose) putter made of beech woodThe original is now at the R&A clubhouse in St AndrewsVery rare; this exact reproduction plays true homage to Philip's legacy You have additional options to add a horizontal presentation...

The Harry Vardon Driver

The Harry Vardon Driver 2

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Harry Vardon Hickory Golf Bulger Wood c1910

Modelled from the driver Harry Vardon used to win 1903 OpenA small head size with a V-shaped leather face insert A robust scarf joint between the hickory shaft and persimmon headMade from honey-coloured persimmon wood with a horn tipped sole The grip is reversed brown leather with a twine finish. You have the additional option to have the shaft engraved...