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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 catalogueQuarantine resulted in a fairly concentrated period of work on restoration of hickory woods and irons so there are a record number of antique golf clubs on the site. If lockdown regulations mean you are allowed out where you are make this the year you try hitting a few golf balls with an antique hickory golf club. In some localities, it may just be a putter on the carpet but it's a start. Hickory clubs on the site have been around since before the influenza pandemic of 1889, the American polio epidemic and the Spanish flu of 1918. 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.
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Simpson patent brassieThe last featured club here was made from celluloid. This one is another unusual material, “hornite”, made according to a patent filed by Robert Simpson of Carnoustie in 1894. The patent specified that the club was ‘strong and durable’ and, at least in the case of this brassie, the claim seems to be true. 
Robert Simpson
Carnoustie
Unusual woods
Other Carnoustie clubmakers
Golf and the First World WarFive and a bit 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)
Places: Early golf in Leipzig Clubmakers: Read about other clubmakers History: Warranted Hand Forged |
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