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![]() Clubmakers MacGregor Dayton, OH ![]() There were hundreds of models produced by the firm. Reputedly the first makers to use persimmon for driver heads, the wood they used for the shoe lasts (see Robert White.) It is said that at the end of the hickory shaft era, MacGregor still had 300,000 hickory squares in drying barns which were then of so little value they were used as fuel for the factory boilers. They were taken over by the Goldsmith company in the 1930s but the MacGregor brand was stronger so, after a short while, MacGregor-Goldsmith became MacGregor.
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