4,747 $
Description
| Country//Region of Manufacture: | United Kingdom |
This is a long nose play club by Wm Park. The Park family from Musselburgh won seven Open Championships over three decades. The W PARK name is bold on the crown of this dark stained head. The splice whipping is old and may be original. The ram's horn is in great condition. The russet looking grip is certainly a replacement.
This club dates to about the 1870s. The 6" long head has the usual cambered shape that peaks in the center of the crown and slopes down to the toe. It is 43 1/2" long to the splice tip and 45" to the sole. The head is 1 3/4" wide at the widest point of the crown. The face depth is a very shallow 1 1/8". The face has a leather insert as is usual for clubs of this era when transitioning from feather balls to gutty balls. In general the face has a slight hook shape. This is a very scarce piece of early golf history. Buy with confidence.
I ship ONLY to the USA.
This club dates to about the 1870s. The 6" long head has the usual cambered shape that peaks in the center of the crown and slopes down to the toe. It is 43 1/2" long to the splice tip and 45" to the sole. The head is 1 3/4" wide at the widest point of the crown. The face depth is a very shallow 1 1/8". The face has a leather insert as is usual for clubs of this era when transitioning from feather balls to gutty balls. In general the face has a slight hook shape. This is a very scarce piece of early golf history. Buy with confidence.
I ship ONLY to the USA.