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Welcome to Antique Golf Clubs from Scotland Antique Golf Clubs from Scotland is the leading online resource for antique golf clubs and memorabilia from Scotland, the birthplace of golf. 
Antique golf catalogueIf you have not tried before, make 2022 the year to try hitting a few old golf balls with hickory shafted clubs. A large restoration pile is being tackled and many antique golf clubs and memorabilia added to the site. There are a record number of antique hickory woods and irons and more will appear over the next couple of weeks. Hickory clubs on the site have been swung through wars, pandemics and crises in three centuries. Choose a gift or your own piece of golf history from the catalogue. An antique golf club, ball or hickory set, is a memorable (and lasting) gift for a golfer. To help, we have grouped what we think make excellent presents for golfers in our Gift Ideas section. In addition to finding a perfect golfing gift, a purchase of an antique golf item may be the start of a hobby, a collecting passion or a chance to play golf with hickory clubs.
Click the title above for the whole catalogue or browse one of our most popular sections. 
Archie Simpson brassieA good example of Archie Simpson's early output, a scareneck brassie, from his time at Balgownie (Royal Aberdeen), a course most sources mistakenly identify him as designing. He was one of many from Carnoustie who took golf to the United States. 
Archie Simpson
Archie Simpson clubs
The brassie
Brassies for sale
Balgownie and Simpson
Golf and the First World WarAlmost 8 years of work continues with golf professionals and clubmakers killed in WWI. What happens next will have much to do with oral family history, at least as a starting point, Please take a look at the article and get in touch if you have information which could help.
The Niblick Brigade
Those interned
How attitudes to Germany changed
Charles Fraser driver (d. 1917)
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