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An immaculate Gassiat style wooden head putter beautifully restored will now make a marvellous display club. The original Gassiat model was often referred to as ‘the piano putter’. The length is 34.25” (87cm).

Ernest Sales was the professional and club maker from 1926 to 1933. He took over the position from Jack White (Open Champion) who had held the same position since 1901. He ran the workshop with his two sons and was renowned for his quality workmanship. His name is still visible to the crown of the head and also on the shaft beneath the pistol grip. The thin aiming line between his name and Sunningdale is original, not added at a later date.

This club is for display only.

A very nice alloy head putter restored for play. The length is 34.50” (88cm).

This club was originally produced for Powers of Derby who were sports outfitters. Their name is stamped to the crown of the head.

An unusual wooden headed putter having a rectangular shape with a raised crown and white aiming bar. This club has been restored for play or display. The length is 34” (86cm).

The black stained persimmon head is fitted with a heavy brass sole plate which shows various stamp marks to include Tom R. Fernie, Magpie (model name) and a crown cleekmark. Tom R. Fernie started his career in 1908 at Troon as an amateur before taking up the position as the professional at Turnberry in 1911 where he stayed until 1926. His final position was at Royal Lytham & St. Annes from 1927 to 1932.

An unusual and rare alloy putter having a lead face insert. Restored, this club is now ready for play. Length 34.50” (88cm).

The rear of the head has an ‘angular’ shape from the top edge to the bottom edge with sloping edges at both the toe and heel ends. The makers name is stamped to the sole. They were a very small club maker based in Walsall, near to Birmingham, U.K.

A superb late long-nose scare neck putter. The attractive head is light stained dogwood. This beautiful club has been restored back to play condition but would also make a marvellous display item. The length is 34.50” (88cm).

The famous makers name is clearly stamped to the crown of the head in gold lettering, plus their stamp is shown on the shaft just below the original hide grip. The original owners initials L.G. are also stamped to the shaft.

A stunning slim headed long-nose putter by James Braid who was the five times Open Champion. The length is 34.50” (88cm).

The elegant head is made from fruit wood stained golden brown. The makers name is very clearly stamped to the head. This club has been restored to a very high standard and can now be used either for a beautiful display item or for play.

A fabulous late scare neck long-nose putter has been restored to a very high standard is now ready to use for display or play. The length is 34.50” (88cm).

The elegant long head is made from apple wood with the makers name clearly stamped to the crown and also to the shaft just below the original hide grip.

The VICTOR rubber-core mesh pattern replica ball enables today’s hickory golf enthusiast the chance to play with a ball as used during the 1920’s era without having to outlay a huge sum to enjoy the experience. This is our softest ball at 40 compression. Take advantage of the special low price whilst stocks are available before this ball is replaced by The Ouimet.This mesh pattern was patented by Albert Penfold of the East India Rubber Company in 1912 and became the favourite for many leading professionals into the 1920’s. The most famous model was the Dunlop Maxfli first made in 1919 after Penfold was lured to Dunlop.

For enquiries from USA and Canada please contact us BEFORE ordering.

The VICTOR rubber-core mesh pattern replica ball enables today’s hickory golf enthusiast the chance to play with a ball as used during the 1920’s era without having to outlay a huge sum to enjoy the experience. This is our softest ball at 40 compression. Take advantage of the special low price whilst stocks are available before this ball is replaced by The Ouimet.This mesh pattern was patented by Albert Penfold of the East India Rubber Company in 1912 and became the favourite for many leading professionals into the 1920’s. The most famous model was the Dunlop Maxfli first made in 1919 after Penfold was lured to Dunlop.

For enquiries from USA and Canada please contact us BEFORE ordering.

The Ouimet rubber-core dimple pattern ball enables today’s hickory golf enthusiast the chance to play with a replica of a ball used from around the early 1900’s to 1930 without having to outlay a huge sum to enjoy the experience.

The Ouimet mesh pattern ball was originally patented by Albert Penfold of the East India Rubber Company in 1912. This pattern became the favourite for many leading professionals and was used for the famous Dunlop Maxfli when it was introduced in 1919 after Penfold moved to the Dunlop Rubber Company.

For enquiries from USA and Canada please contact us BEFORE ordering.

The Ouimet rubber-core dimple pattern ball enables today’s hickory golf enthusiast the chance to play with a replica of a ball used from around the early 1900’s to 1930 without having to outlay a huge sum to enjoy the experience.

The Ouimet mesh pattern ball was originally patented by Albert Penfold of the East India Rubber Company in 1912. This pattern became the favourite for many leading professionals and was used for the famous Dunlop Maxfli when it was introduced in 1919 after Penfold moved to the Dunlop Rubber Company.

For enquiries from USA and Canada please contact us BEFORE ordering.

 

The Ouimet rubber-core dimple pattern ball enables today’s hickory golf enthusiast the chance to play with a replica of a ball used from around the early 1900’s to 1930 without having to outlay a huge sum to enjoy the experience.

The Ouimet mesh pattern ball was originally patented by Albert Penfold of the East India Rubber Company in 1912. This pattern became the favourite for many leading professionals and was used for the famous Dunlop Maxfli when it was introduced in 1919 after Penfold moved to the Dunlop Rubber Company.

For enquiries from USA and Canada please contact us BEFORE ordering.

The RTJ rubber-core small dimple pattern replica ball enables today’s hickory golf enthusiast the chance to play with a ball as used circa 1915 to the early 1930’s without having to outlay a huge sum to enjoy the experience.The ‘RTJ’ ball is a replica of the inverted bramble or dimple ball patented by William Taylor in 1908. The inverted round dimples created a longer and higher ball flight and the surface remained cleaner compared to the bramble pattern. Spalding used this dimple pattern for many of their ball lines starting in 1914 when they produced the Spalding Dot.

For enquiries from USA and Canada please contact us BEFORE ordering.

Hand tailored cap with 8 panels leading to a centre button. Button down peak. Fully lined with quality polyester material.

One Available Only.