Which clubs will you never sell? Why?

[Tad]

Set of Srixon I701 tours, and a Odyssey White Ice #1 putter, All were In my little brothers bag when he passed away 7 years ago from Cancer. He was the one who got me into golf 26 years ago,

Tad

[BrandonDunes]

Ping K1 irons 3-PW. First irons ever built by Ping, had the serial # checked and my set was built in 1973.

[Pert1862]

My first Scotty, the square back. Got it for my first fathers day and now my son uses it. Its a keeper for many reasons.

[uwhockey14]

I have a few sets but I will always have at least one set of Titleist 681 Irons.... Because they are the best iron ever made, closest thing I'll ever get to having a custom made set of irons just for me... they have every feature I like in an Iron.in 17 years I haven't found a forged Iron that matches up... and I've tried! Thanks Tiger and Larry Bobka for inventing these savages!

[iamchrisstuart]

Putter!! Never!!!

 

It has a story, it performs all the time and I love the look.

 

The story is, I had a Scotty Cameron Newport Classic, it got stolen (all my clubs got stolen) had to replace and ordered the same shape Scotty which was just out at the time, a Studio Stainless Newport Beach!

 

It will never be sold, maybe framed? Haha

[Warrick]

probably my 900F irons, shot first ever round in 60's, are my back up set, mint, and just worth more to me. I also love Modus 125,but don't wan to pay to have those put in another set.

 

NEVER on my custom Odyssey from the guys, it is however at Continental currently.

[VNutz]

Every club I've ever said that I won't sell, I've sold. However I do have some clubs that I probably couldn't get enough to buy a lunch with, so why bother? Those ones probably stand the best chance of staying forever for that simple reason. Otherwise I have no qualms cutting ties with clubs for new stuff.

[tocino]

My 910f 15*. It was really hard to find a fairway wood that agrees with me. It’s not like I need it to go 10 yards longer plus it works for me off the tee and from the deck. I tried replacing it this year but I’m going back to it once it gets refinished at continental golf.

 

The other club I’ll probably never get rid of is my Kombi-s. I bought it used and it looks like someone took some steel wool to it and removed the original finish. I ended up replacing the grip with an SS Ryder cup edition and picked up an SC 2012 US Open smiley face head cover for it (Heck, the cover probably costs almost twice what the putter’s is worth!!). It’s still my main putter and I doubt I’ll be changing any time soon.

[Titleist_PT23]

Cleveland VAS irons. I've been told that I would need to write a check to have someone take them.

[SetTheBarrHigh]

I have a couple of putters that have some kind of sentimental value (8802, Futura, Mid Sur), but I usually sell the old sticks when I get new ones.

[theothertwo]

Cleveland VAS irons. I've been told that I would need to write a check to have someone take them.

 

They won a US Open.

[ssfranny]

Which clubs will you never sell and why?

 

Besides my worthless persimmon woods collection, I swear I will never sell these as much as I can, they have very little value anyway.

 

Bridgestone J33 CB Irons - fitted for me and played for about 10 years, just resting right now

2 Slighter Seattle putters - one prototype for Blade golf and one custom made gift from my wife and son

My old Ping Anser 3 putter - first putter i bought late 80s

 

Everything else is fair game.

 

MP 53 irons in like new condition. They’re super soft and prob best MP CB. I may have last like new set in LH

[rjp217]

Can’t see myself ever moving my SC Cali Del Mar, first high end putter i ever bought.

[Viktoryred3]

I probably wouldn’t sell any of my Scotty collection. Only for the fact that when they’re not being gamed, they’re a nice addition to the mancave. But if I had to get rid of them, I’d end up giving them to my brother or friends before selling them.

[WidespreadPanic]

My MP33’s, 32’s, 30’s, 29’s, 60’s. Considering their age they’re all in pretty good shape (no sandy ranges around here).

[theothertwo]

I probably wouldn’t sell any of my Scotty collection. Only for the fact that when they’re not being gamed, they’re a nice addition to the mancave. But if I had to get rid of them, I’d end up giving them to my brother or friends before selling them.

 

That's what I did to my mint Newport 2 Gun Blue putter about 12 years ago, gave it to my son when he was around 14 and he still games it. Otherwise, that would have been sold.

[shakey]

Scotty Studio Style Newport 2...my wife bought it for me for our first anniversary

 

My Nike clubs built for me at The Oven...invaluable to me, almost worthless on the market

[NixLix26]

My MP33s, 32s, 30s, 29s, 60s. Considering their age theyre all in pretty good shape (no sandy ranges around here).

Plus you won’t get much for any of those sets now a days. Great clubs I still game a set of 32’s Just no demand anymore. Better to hang onto.

[Pulledabill]

My Old Ping Eye 2s....just love the look and feel.

[sdandrea]

PING Eye 2 irons, blue dot, matching serials in great shape. Fun to have, and to game occasionally. Nothing special other than their iconic history, but I feel like everyone "needs" a set of Eye 2 irons.

[jahren]

Won’t get rid of my j15cb’s

[JonT]

My MP 30s. Because they are the best feeling irons I’ve ever hit and I probably could get $100 for them.

 

My 910D2 because it flat out performs, feels fantastic and sounds good.

[JonT]

So true, my son bought me a used set of MP30’s many years back and I loved them; went through a bad spell and sold them thinking I wasn’t up to the demands of hitting that sweet spot anymore. Bought them again this year, after 8 years away, and I am in love again. Won’t sell them again.

[Puttfordough91]

Scotty button back have had it since released I’ve scratched the itch to try other putters when things go cold but I always come back to it and it always does well for me

[garcia51694]

My i20 hybrid

[Doublebuck]

MacGregor Muirfield Eye O Matic persimmon driver. No club you will ever hit feels this good. Add balata and goes up a whole other notch.

[jmcorr4]

Currently have a "T" serial number Taylor Made R510 TP Driver that I will never sell, ever. I hit the best drive of my golfing career with that playing in a Pro Am with Curtis Strange in 2006. He was a true pleasure to play with and a gentleman. I ripped one about 20 yards past his on the first tee and we're walking off the tee and he says "Nice fing drive, now don't do that again." Of course, he had his arm around my shoulders with a huge smile on his face. Probably the one of the best golf moments of my life.

[KaBoom21]

Mizuno MX-700 hybrids and fairways w/stock Exsar shaft. Just ridiculously easy to hit straight.

[azgreg]

I will be buried with my V-Steels.

[PirateLion85]

Got a set of MP-14s I grew up on that I'll never get rid of. Ever. Everything else is fair game.