Which clubs will you never sell? Why?

[Brock Landers]

My gamers, 588 cb/mb, simply because there isn't any point in changing them.

[hybrid25]

Probably all the stuff that isn't worth much just because of the hassle of selling...

That's how I feel, not that I wouldn't want to sell the stuff I don't use, it's just a pita do it.

[Matt J]

I have two putters that are hand stamped I won't sell. They aren't really worth much anyways. Then I've got a lot of other clubs I like, would sell, but they aren't worth much either. So much easier to buy then sell.

[biffstix]

Scratch SB-1’s

 

Built by a master club builder, spine flo’d super peening blues, matching blue paint fill.

Stamped intitials...

[Caddykev]

My Ping Pal 4 I bought on the putting green for 10 bucks in 97. I’ve tried to stray, and even bought backups that don’t feel or line up the same.

[asw7576]

For sure is my putter : odyssey tank 2 ball 420 grams ( 2014 )

[PixlPutterman]

My 845s, r510tp, Superquad, Revolution Blacks, Wilson Staff 1971 Button Backs and my FG-17s, I won't part with them even if I became a crack head.

 

Rev Blacks for me too

[csufman]

Vokey wedges...only consistant part of my game.

[dieker5]

Still play my TEE CB2 and my Rossie 2 dual force

[shaunG]

Mizuno mp18/sc18 combo set, and my Srixon Z785 driver. The irons are the best feeling and looking set I’ve ever had and the driver is by far the most forgiving while still performing great and looking great.

[johnnypro]

I'd be hard pressed to sell my TS2. I just think this is a great driver in every respect.

[GolfChannel]

I feel like this thread was created just for ironic screenshots for use in the B/S/T.

[Tom034]

Have an old set of Ben Hogans with also the wood and driver with steel shafts in there.

Every year I place with them once, just because it's still pretty awesome if you hit them in the perfect spot. The rest of the year they're shining in my living room. Already had people asking to buy them, but they'll never leave my living room :)

[g-off]

my anser 3-first real putter

browning 440 irons-first set of real irons

gbb divine nine-could never part with it

[Swamprat]

My Sc Platinum Bullseye. it was a gift from my oldest son for serving in his wedding. I also putt good with it.. :taunt:

[jmconnell4]

1) My late uncle's Wilson 8802 that he used to win the GA amateur

2) My Scotty Studio Select that I have been gaming for the past 12 years

3) Taylormade R7 TP irons. Looking to change them out finally but I love those guys

[bigcountry1219]

I've got a Scotty Studio Stainless that I refurbished. Not the best refurbish ever, but it's never leaving my possession.

[2putttom]

I put this back in play last week and for the love of Grace this thing is stayin'

 

[cargo8]

I'll never sell my old RAC TP MB irons. They were my first blade iron set and I gamed them for about 15 years, over which period I really learned how to play the game to an advanced level which I feel was very much inspired and enabled by these clubs. Great feel and striking, but also will let you know exactly what's happening and why you missed that shot. Helped me tremendously to gain additional feel and understanding of my swing and misses.

 

Also all my old putters. Too many great memories to sell them for what would be pennies on the dollar.

[chazpet]

I will never sell my father’s friend’s Hogan Radials, learned to play with them and like to hit them every so often. Also my grandfather’s Odyssey White Hot Rossie he gave me when he couldn’t golf anymore, still in the bag!

[DaveGoodrich]

My Titleist 909h hybrids. I have all the lofts (15, 17, 19, 21, 24), all with matching Graphite Design YS-hybrid shafts. I built them all years ago when Graphite Design cleared out these shafts on their Ebay store. I am mostly playing the 17 and 21 now, with a 24* dHy as my 4 hybrid. But I can play whichever lofts I need to make the gaps work between whatever irons and fairway woods I happen to be playing. They just work for me, and I can't see any reason to replace them. I go back and forth between the 15* and an actual 3-wood. Its a great club for windy days - easier to keep down than a fairway wood.

[CISM Wayne]

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

Tommy Armour 845 Irons Silver Scot - 1st real set of irons circa 1990

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.

 

Original Ping Craz-E putter with the gooseneck hosel. I have tried and tried to replace it with sexier options but it simply suits me the best.

[plusfore]

My father's set of Hogan Producer irons.

[pduvie]

My Evnroll ER5 will not be leaving the bag...no way, no how.

[3woodvt]

Srixon 945 Blades...Because they are living art that also performs....just beautiful in every aspect....and will be adored long after our generation has passed.

[RainShadow]

Mizuno TP Mills Workshop II

One of the best feeling putters I've ever had. Still game it from time to time

Bettinardi Limited '16 Tiki and '18 Tiki. Probably wouldn't sell due to the theme on each.

1969 Wikson Staff Bulletbacks. My dad's first set of new clubs he bought for himself.

[BillyBawShanks]

My Ping Ketsch Cadence mid Putter. So good! The one club that will never leave the bag.

[Justsomeguy]

Never sell a putter. Any putter you don't get along with today could be the ticket tomorrow.

Probably never kick my square strime out, basically my best club, but never a putter.

[braincramp52]

I've never met a club that couldn't be sold in a heartbeat.

[Oldplayer]

My copper Epon 302's because they are the most beautiful irons I have ever seen and now very rare so I would have a hard time replacing them.

My Mantis mallet putter. It's as ugly as sin but I have holed so many good putts with it that nothing else comes close.