Oldest Club in the Bag?

[BIG STU]

> @"James the Hogan Fan" said:

> > @14max said:

> > > "James the Hogan Fan" said:

> > > Quite the mix I'd say

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> > No doubt. What a cool, eclectic combination of clubs...

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> Forgot about the 2014 adams, but here's the setup:

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> Eclectic but useable. And Ive been dropping in a Great Big Bertha Warbird from time to time as well.

 

James that is the same Adams I call a 4 wood listed in my signature---- Love that thing replaced my 13* Callaway Steelhead + that I carried for around 13 years or so---- Got to where that old UST Pro Force Gold 65 in the Cally combined with the 13* got a bit to elevate for me. I also have the 19* 5 wood that matches it---- I do not carry the 5 wood that much because I hit the Adams 22* hybrid so well

[14max]

> @NRJyzr said:

> At the moment, it is a Ram Tom Watson Scoring System 55*, which is from the mid 80s. If I decide to set the MP37s aside for a short time, my answer would be 1980 Golden Ram Tour Grinds.

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> I'm also going to play an 8813 the next couple rounds, but have no idea of its vintage...

 

Those RAM wedges with the Watson grind were pretty special as was the 8813 which was really soft if memory serves...

[14max]

> @"Jack Pearsall" said:

> > @14max said:

> > > @"Jack Pearsall" said:

> > > Not sure as most of his clubs are older...maybe his putter?

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> > Those Tourney PCBs have got to have a mileage and years on them. Is the White Hot really older?

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> As it turns out, no. PCB Tours are around 5 year older...2002?

> The Era of Rifle

I miss the Rifle shaft. The 5.5 was my absolute favorite for a long time...

[elon235]

Adams pro hybrid and cobra trusty rusty rusted 53 & 59 wedges...

[Deadsquiggles]

Don’t remember why year they’re from, 2014 I think, but my 54* Cleveland RTX 2.0 CB sand wedge. Not really that old though.

[Zen_Golfer]

For me, its a tossup between my A.G. Spalding Al Waltrous putter, Spalding Autograph irons and my Spalding Tournament Dynamiter wedge. Not sure how old any of them really are but theyve all got pyratone shafts, so theyre 1935 or older.

[AdamStoutjesdyk]

> @14max said:

> > @AdamStoutjesdyk said:

> > 2009/10 for me with my Kombi S

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> How is the Stability shaft working out for you in that head? How different is it from the stock shaft?

 

I took out the stability shaft for the first time Sunday, it had a noticeably more solid feel off the face, and from what i would say a bit softer feel. I had probably the best putting performance in the last year or so for myself, shot 68 with 25 putts. I didn't make any bombs but also didn't miss anything inside 12 feet. From the first experience i can say i have zero regrets yet