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Westward Ho! Hickory Golf Long Nose Putter
PUTTWHO1
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¥89000
Japan; 3-5 Days Global; 5-10 Days
The Westward Ho! putter is inspired by one of the oldest golf clubs in England, formed in 1864 on the rugged North Devon coastline. Golf was first played there by Reverend Isaac Henry Gosset and his cousin William, who brought the game south from St Andrews. They introduced it to the windswept Northam Burrows, where the first holes were marked with feathers and cut with pocket knives. Early gear was sourced from Tom Morris himself, who later travelled from Scotland to advise on the course. As the club grew, a marquee replaced the tent near the first tee, and in 1866, Johnnie Allan—an apprentice of Old Tom—was hired as its first professional.
Custom Option: You can choose to have the shafts engraved with your initials, name, number, or a personal message.
This putter was handcrafted by Shaun Davies, grandson of master clubmaker Eddie Davies, who began his apprenticeship at Westward Ho! in the 1930s under the legendary Charles Gibson. Eddie spent over 70 years crafting clubs in the traditional Scottish style, passing on his skills to Shaun. The head is made from native beechwood, spliced to a hickory shaft with a scare joint bound in twine. A lead-filled cavity in the sole is capped with brass, while the grip combines soft leather and wool cloth for authentic feel. The signature shaft bend—praised by John Low in 1903—ensures perfect balance. Each putter is one-of-a-kind, blending heritage, artistry, and function into a timeless piece of golf history.
Made in Devon, England.
Grip material: Suede leather.
This can be used to play hickory golf or regular golf.
This putter is only available as a right-hand model.
Can we use it in the rain? Yes. When finished, wipe it with a towel and let it dry naturally. Do not place it near a stove or fire.
What golf balls should I use? You can use any ball you wish.
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