Long-nose clubs, so called because of the long slender club heads, are quite handsome and fetch a pretty penny when found in presentable shape. The rarest examples date from the 1800s. Less rare, but still scarce in number, are those from the feather ball period of 1800-1850. Most examples owned by collectors are from 1850-1900, the guttie ball era. Clubs […]
Author Archive: Jim Davis
the ghs speakers bureau
As part of ongoing efforts to strengthen membership and further the mission of the Society, the GHS has revitalized its Speakers Bureau service. The Society will offer volunteer speakers on a no-fee basis for various golf related meetings including club member-guest dinners, club anniversary and centennial celebrations, competition dinners, luncheon meetings, junior events including First Tee chapters, and PGA Section […]
