LG crazy retro cool what do we have we have the 1981 tailor maids and mint condition you know the first three years they were made identical and then we’ve got Hogan’s radial pinned that’s the only Scotch blade of…
It’s putter month here at the Vintage Golfer! Let us know your thoughts about the TPM putters in the comments below! Which is your favorite? Support this channel: https://www.patreon.com/HobbyJon You can also visit my Amazon shop: (paid link) https://www.amazon.com/shop/hobbyphilic **As…
Shopping around Sydney for a a $1000 set of retro clubs…so I can play Jordo for them at Northbridge GC. A good ol’ fashion showdown – winner keeps all. Shoutout to the lads at Angus & Grace Go Golfing for…
Today we’ll transform this forgotten 1956 Spalding Top Flite Synchro-Dyned 7 iron into a gorgeous example of both elegant design and function. Sit back, relax, and watch this incredible transformation. Please support the channel by using the equipment links below…
A review of popular putter style development from the hickory era through to the 1970s. A not too serious test of the different styles and dates of putter with an in-depth analysis (not) of the results. Makes tested include: J.B.…
If you lived in the 1960’s and wanted an affordable forged blade would these be on your short list? In my mind, these are the type of clubs I would have been interested in playing. Even today I am curious…
Today a look at a set of 1962 Slazenger Gary Player irons, a Dunlop Peter Thomson driver, Uniroyal Arnold Palmer 3 & 4 wood and a Spalding W Model putter from the 1930s and then playing 5 holes with them…
The wind was blowing at Brightwood G&CC but we brave the wind to bring you a course vlog with my vintage set.left all my golf gloves in my main set so any shanks are really going to be felt
A review of a set of classic Dunlop Peter Thomson laminated woods and blades from 1973 and a Leatham Hotblade putter. Then out on the course to play three holes with the clubs. A brief look at Peter Thomson and…
Playing a full set of 3 woods and 9 irons of the iconic Penfold brand as featured in Goldfinger, where James Bond plays a Penfold Heart ball. Also a Bronty Silver Knight putter.