294 $
Description
This is an early splice neck driver by Alex Patrick, Leven, Scotland. The Patrick family began making clubs in the mid 1840s. Alex, born 1845, took over the business in 1866.
This club is from about 1900. It is 44" long to the heel of the club. The head is 2" wide at the widest point of the crown. The face depth is 1 1/4". The head is a beautiful natural color. The face insert shows little signs of wear. There is a strip of ram's horn on the crown, about the same size as the horn on the sole. The lead weight is snug to the head as are both pieces of horn and pegs. I am not sure if the splice whipping is original. The A PATRICK stamp on the crown is strong. The grip is a period type wrap.
This is a somewhat unique piece of early Scottish golf history will make an impressive addition to your collection. Buy with confidence.
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