Gavin Bottrell explains what was in a typical set of golf clubs in 1900.
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Gavin Bottrell explains what was in a typical set of golf clubs in 1900.
#HickoryGolf #TimewarpGolf #AntiqueGolfClubs
www.hickorygolf.co.uk
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After surfing on the internet for two weeks I found you. In less than 6 minutes you have informed me I have two Mashies and a Driving Iron with Ash Handles that are Handmade, probably before 1900 ( not 1920 what someone else said ) and a One Piece Brassie, also with black lines in the grain like the others. This one is a Wm Sleet Special stamped twice on the head and handle. Your absolutely brilliant, uncomplicated and informative with no confusion. Thank you very much my headache is subsiding. Best Regards Tim 😁
It's all one should need! Cost of entry in golf is too high, 14 clubs in the bag is one of the reasons. 7 or 8 should be the limit, with limited ball flight balls to keep golf courses shorter so we can have them closer to city centers.
1 putter, 1 sand wedge, 3 irons (short, mid, long) 2 woods (fw, driver). Smaller bag, (lighter to carry) faster play (club choice is easier).
The future of golf is in its past.
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