Post a Pic of the Club(s) You Will Never Sell

[uglande]

What is your GOAT, your unicorn, your Billy Baroo that they'll have to pry from your cold dead hands?

 

Is there a club in your arsenal that you can't imagine ever being without? 

 

Post a pic and tell us why.

 

My entry is admittedly weak, because it's relatively new, but it's my Ping Tyne 4 putter (for which I was properly fitted). I am draining absolutely everything and feel like I've locked up this spot in the bag for years to come.

Edited September 19, 2021 by uglande

[third-times-a-charm]

Just took a quick photo of my golf stuff that ill never sell:

 

[Chip Out Sideways]

47 minutes ago, third-times-a-charm said:

Just took a quick photo of my golf stuff that ill never sell:

 

This! This is WRX!!!!!

[boggyman]

Favorite iron of all time. Can’t explain as to why, other than they just flat out work!! 

[lefthack]

Because I can't, or because I won't?

[Seattlegolfnut]

36 minutes ago, lefthack said:

Because I can't, or because I won't?

That was my question too when I saw the thread title!

 

I do have a bunch of old stuff that I probably won’t ever be able to sell and some day will go to goodwill.

 

Only stick I probably won’t ever sell is my tour striker 7i. Best training aid I’ve ever bought. I reshaft it with a soft stepped 6i shaft of the same family as rest of my iron shafts when I change those out.

Edited September 19, 2021 by Seattlegolfnut

[RogerinNewZealand]

Love the Mt room pic and this sums me up.Scotty Newport putter,2001ish is oldest, but i bought this after testing against a yr 2000 similar mid slant.All mine are used but fresh since feb 2020.

[Yoshifan151]

My Son of a GOAT and my 681 Ts. The putter is everything I want in one (light weight, smooth face, sight dot, minimal branding, squared off profile). Irons on the other hand are pretty obvious.

 

 

[lefthack]

I likely won't sell my Byrdie irons because they are pretty unique (1/15 made). But I generally don't get attached to "stuff" and if I can recoup some scratch selling crap I won't use for stuff I might, then game on.

 

If it's older and won't sell, it will go to goodwill and somebody will use it 

 

 

Edited September 19, 2021 by lefthack

[Seattlegolfnut]

1 minute ago, lefthack said:

I likely won't sell my Byrdie irons because they are pretty unique (1/15 made). But I generally don't get attached to "stuff" and if I can recoup some scratch selling crap I won't use for stuff I might, then game on.

 

If it's older and won't sell, it will go to goodwill and somebody will use it 

 

 

That looks amazing in picture, probably even better in person. 

[lefthack]

Just now, Seattlegolfnut said:

That looks amazing in picture, probably even better in person. 

 

What's crazy is how durable the finish is. That club has over a dozen rounds in that picture. I finally have some visible scratches on my 5 and 6. But it's not wearing off like the copper finishes. 

 

I bought them sight unseen and had no idea what they were going to look like. Nick said they were doing 15 lefty sets, so I gave them my money. I have been very happy with them for a few dozen rounds now. 

[EvanS_ToroMower]

[JAM01]

All my clubs know they are a bad round away from a time out in the dark basement corner where spiders and other creepy creatures reside. The bowling ball learned it’s lesson years ago, warns the other sports equipment and now only provides me strikes and spares. If the time out doesn’t work, the clubs are off to eBay. 
The only clubs safe are a set of Taylormade Super Steel Burners I inherited. 

Edited September 19, 2021 by JAM01

[wobgon]

Do i need a picture to post....If so, I will have to pass....I can't take a picture as I have sold it.

[getitdaily]

6 hours ago, third-times-a-charm said:

Just took a quick photo of my golf stuff that ill never sell:

 

Exactly...this is a trap of a thread, if I ever saw one...

[touch]

8 hours ago, uglande said:

What is your GOAT, your unicorn, your Billy Baroo that they'll have to pry from your cold dead hands?

 

Is there a club in your arsenal that you can't imagine ever being without? 

 

Post a pic and tell us why.

 

My entry is admittedly weak, because it's relatively new, but it's my Ping Tyne 4 putter (for which I was properly fitted). I am draining absolutely everything and feel like I've locked up this spot in the bag for years to come.

 

Not the exact same but pretty close is my never sell piece. Have had it in the bag for two seasons and it is the best mallet style putter I have ever owned. Both our putters combine instant plant and sole capabilities, generous alignment assistance, and supreme balance due to the wings extending out the back. Well that is the case according to me anyway.  😉 

Toulon Las Vegas H7.

Pic two posts down. 

 

Love your idea for the thread uglande.

 

 

 

 

Edited September 20, 2021 by touch

[lefty1978]

Nike VR Pro blades and MP-32.

[touch]

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Edited August 3, 2023 by touch

[BYK]

Yup

Didn't forget to post a pic

 

nothing is safe, who are we kidding here

[uglande]

7 hours ago, lefthack said:

Because I can't, or because I won't?

The latter. But of course in some cases the former might apply simultaneously.

[uglande]

1 hour ago, touch said:

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I was wavering between the Tyne 4 and the Odyssey Vegas. Could have flipped a coin. They're both money. 

[uglande]

3 hours ago, Yoshifan151 said:

My Son of a GOAT and my 681 Ts. The putter is everything I want in one (light weight, smooth face, sight dot, minimal branding, squared off profile). Irons on the other hand are pretty obvious.

 

 

That 2 iron should be in a display case inside velvet ropes with its own security guard. 

[hypergolf]

You must be a new comer here. Welcome 🙂

[Primo1868]

[No_Catchy_Nickname]

TN R9 4w. I7ve played it for 10 years or more, and finally it looks like it will lose its spot (an M4 5w is just about edging it out). I'll never sell it mainly because it's not worth anywhere near as much to a buyer as it is to me as the owner. I'll probably be lucky to get 1,000 yen for it, but for me, I can put it back in the bag and play it whenever. Here it is in the bag in June this year. I got the M4 in late July. Incidentally, the 56* Callaway MD2 T-grind is basically in the same position. I've replaced it now, but I won't sell it because it's worth more to me than any price I'll get on the used market. The MD2 T-grinds were just such great wedges.

 

 

[Maroon_19]

Just these.  Everything else is fair game... all the time...

[DaveMc82]

Stock image as mine are at the other house but I will never sell my 3 sets of these. Up there with the MP32s as all time greatest feeling irons.