What Is Hickory Golf? A Beginner's Guide to Golf's Original Game
For five hundred years, every golfer on earth played with wood shafts. Now a growing community is rediscovering what ...
Read More →A period Scottish blade putter stamped by J. Gourlay of Carnoustie and carried by the Sportsman's Emporium, whose retailer oval sits alongside the maker's crescent-and-star cleek mark. The pronounced offset hosel sets the hands...
Pairs well with this putter
a sock keeps the face pristineDetails
- Stamped J. Gourlay over the crescent-and-star mark, with Carnoustie beneath
- Second oval reads Sportsman's Emporium
- Deep offset hosel, muscle-back blade, smooth face
- 33 inches, right-handed
Condition
Honest playing patina across the head with light surface pitting and crisp, legible stamping. The head needs to be re-pinned before play — the shaft-to-hosel joint is loose and should be re-secured by someone who works on hickory. Sold as-is, as a display piece or a straightforward project for a collector.
Makes a standout gift for the hickory collector or the golfer who has it all.
Standard shipping: 5-7 business days
Expedited shipping: 2-3 business days
Each club is carefully packaged to ensure safe delivery.
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