The World’s Most Expensive Golf Clubs and Who Owns Them?

Golf isn’t just a sport—it’s a luxury statement! Dive into the world’s most expensive golf clubs, where history, celebrity, and opulence collide. From Mizuno’s $60,000 MP-1000 titanium-finished irons favored by Japan’s elite, to Honma’s 14K gold Beres 5-Star irons rumored in Jack Nicholson’s bag, these clubs blend craftsmanship with star power. Discover the Barth & Sons Golden Putter, a $150,000 collector’s masterpiece adorned with diamonds, and the Andrew Dickson Long-Nosed Putter, a wooden relic from the 1700s valued at $181,000. At the pinnacle sits Tiger Woods’ Scotty Cameron Newport 2 putter, sold for a jaw-dropping $5.15 million, used in 14 major wins—a true holy grail for golf lovers. Which club would you swing with? Like, share, and follow for more on golf’s most glamorous gear!
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Ever swung a club worth more than a sports car? Who owns the world’s most lavish golf gear? And what makes these sticks pure gold? Dive into the dazzling world of the priciest golf clubs and their high-flying owners. Like, share, and follow for this glittering ride. Golf’s not just a game, it’s a status symbol for the elite. Fifth. Mizuno MP 1000 set. 60,000. Custom titanium finished carbon steel clubs owned by Japan’s elite golfers. Their precision screams wealth. Perfect for corporate tycoons closing deals on the green. Four. Honerez. Five-star irons. $47,700 each. Adorned with 14 karat gold. These are rumored to grace Jack Nicholson’s bag. Hanma’s craftsmanship is a Hollywood and CEO favorite. Blending art with swing. Could your favorite celeb wield these? Like this video if you’re starruck. Three. Bar and Suns golden putter. $150,000. This cherrywood 24 karat gold-plated putter with diamond inlays is a collector’s dream. Owned by anonymous billionaires. It’s more art than club. Two. Andrew Dixon. Long-nosed putter. $181,000. The oldest verified club from the 1700s. Auctioned at Sabes. Golf historian collectors, not players, cherish this wooden relic. Would you pay $181,000 for history? Share to spark the debate. One. Tiger Woods’ Scotty Cameron Newport 2. 5.15 million. Tiger’s backup putter used for 14 majors. Sold at auction. Owned by a private collector. It’s golf’s holy grail. From goldplated putters to Tiger’s legendary wand, these clubs scream luxury. Which one’s your dream swing? Like share and follow for more golf glamour. [Music]