Vintage Golf Clubs, Anyone?

[Brian Sheridan]

I have recently become more into golfing.

Does anyone have and/or use vintage clubs when they golf?

Would it be worth seeking them out or would they only be good for hanging on a wall and not teeing off with at the local course?

Any vintage pics of golfers would also be appreciated.

FORE!

 

[griffer]

For years, growing up, I eyed the St. Andrews vintage mallet wooden putters.

Love 'em.

http://cgi.ebay.com/RARE-Auctherlon...ood-Shaft_W0QQitemZ190111637672QQcmdZViewItem

 

[J. M. Stovall]

If you really want to be vintage you only need one club, a Shillelagh!

 

[Mike1939]

This must have been an interesting game of golf.

 

[Tomasso]

The pro at my club used to lend out sets of vintage clubs to those who were interested in giving them a try. They didn't hurt my game too much, probably because there ain't that much to hurt. [huh] BTW, I played the clubs with modern balls which supposedly makes a big difference.

 

[panamag8or]

I have 2 sets of vintage clubs, but I can only find one right now. It's a set of Nomad clubs in an old Dunlop bag. My other set has a couple of wooden shaft clubs, in a really old bag.

As far as pics go, we have a photo of my Great-Grandfather teeing off in a foursome that includes Bobby Jones.

 

[Thomas G]

If you've got a couple of grand going spare, you could try a set of these clubs!

http://www.heritage-golf.co.uk/viewPrd.asp?idcategory=3&idproduct=11