Yes, hickory golf clubs are still playable today, and every club on this page proves it. These are complete, swing-ready woods, irons, and putters, ready to grip and go right out of the box. Buy one of each from Old World Hickory Golf and be ready to compete under Society of Hickory Golfers rules, at a themed tournament, or on your regular course, the same week it ships.
Every club here is one of one, pulled complete and sound from the shop floor, not built to a spec sheet. Most singles run $25 to $225, and a few rarer pieces cost more depending on the maker and how scarce the head is. Want a full complement instead of a single club? Check the hickory starter set for a matched go-round.
Don't know the old names yet? A brassie is a lofted driving wood, a mashie plays like a modern 5-iron, and a niblick is your wedge. See the glossary of hickory club terms if a name on this page isn't familiar yet.
Are hickory golf clubs still playable today?
Yes. Every club in this Old World Hickory Golf collection is complete and sound, ready to play with no assembly or extra parts needed. Hickory golfers use them in themed rounds, historical exhibitions, and Society of Hickory Golfers events.
Where can I buy playable hickory golf clubs?
This collection at Old World Hickory Golf lists ready-to-play woods, irons, and putters, each one a single original club. Every listing ships complete.
What do old golf club names like brassie, mashie, and niblick mean?
A brassie is a lofted driving wood similar to a modern 2-wood. A mashie plays close to a 5-iron. A niblick is the hickory era's wedge. See our glossary for the full list of period club names.
What do I need to play in a pre-1935 hickory tournament?
Most hickory events, including Society of Hickory Golfers rounds, call for clubs and a ball style consistent with play before 1935. A driver or brassie, a couple of irons spanning your yardages, and a putter cover most rounds. Shop the woods and irons collections for singles, or check the starter set for a matched go-round.
How much do playable hickory golf clubs cost?
Most singles run $25 to $225. A few rarer pieces, prized for the maker or the head, cost more. Complete sets are priced separately.
