English Hickory Golf Club

Hickory-shafted golf clubs occupy a fascinating place in sporting history, sitting at the point where craft and competition were still inseparable. Before steel standardised the game, every club was shaped by hand, and you can feel that in the natural flex of the shaft and the satisfying weight of the iron head.

This club dates from the pre-1930s era of British club making, when hickory was the material of choice for every serious golfer. Workshops across Scotland and England produced these by hand, each one slightly different from the last.

A century of honest use has left a genuine patina on the iron head, with wear that speaks to real rounds on real courses.

It displays beautifully in a study or alongside other sporting antiques, and has the kind of presence that makes people want to pick it up.