Antique Golf Clubs from Scotland: Clubmakers

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Charles Spinks
Edinburgh

A clubmaker from Balerno who was awarded a patent in 1894 for a club removing the distinction between driver and brassie. Instead of a slip or a soleplate this club screwed a piece of metal (brass, steel or iron) where the slip was usually attached by three hickory dowels. He was also the patent holder for a socket-wood in 1895 where the joint was held in place with a brass ring.

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