Part 2 of a two-part, shot-by-shot hickory golf course vlog featuring hickory golfer Christian Williams playing the back nine at The Windham Club in North Windham, CT. Watch Part 1 featuring the front nine here:
The golf course at The Windham Club dates back to 1922 when it was known as Willimantic Country Club. Since then, it’s changed names and ownership, but several of the holes still follow their pre-1935 routing according to Connecticut golf course historian Jacob Orcutt and his comprehensive index of CT hickory golf courses at www.cthickorygolf.org.
What’s in the bag for this round:
– Walter Hagen Special Splice Neck Driving Brassie by Louisville Golf, 13 degrees, D3, 44 inches
– Jack White Fancy Face Spoon by Louisville Golf, 21 degrees, D0, 42 inches
– Tom Stewart 2 Iron, 25 degrees, D2, 38-1/2 inches
– Wm. Gibson deep face mashie, 30 degrees, D2, 38-3/4 inches
– MacGregor OA flanged mashie, 37 degrees, E3, 37-3/4
– Tom Stewart mashie niblick, 47 degrees, D8, 37 inches
– Wm. Gibson flanged niblick with Maxwell hosel, 44 degrees, E0, 36 inches
– Tom Stewart RTJ putter, 34 inches
Related links for this video:
– Check out the quality replica hickory golf clubs made by Louisville Golf:
– Read more about why I like playing hickory golf at The Windham Club:
