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Pairs well with this putter
a sock keeps the face pristineDetails
- Maker: Standard Golf Co., Sunderland, England
- Model: The "Mills" Ray model, medium lie
- Head weight: 10 ozs 2 drs, stamped on the crown
- Length: 34 inches, right handed
- decorative oxblood leather wrap grip
- Stamping: Standard Golf Co / Mills / 313749 Patent / Sunderland England, and Registered U.S. Design Patent No 42885
Grid-scored face with honest playing patina across the alloy, and one of the cleaner grips to come through the shop. Equally at home on the green or on the wall. A memorable gift for the collector or the player who appreciates where the game came from.
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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