Northwestern putter.

[st1800e]

Any joy here? 
 

 

[Davewn]

Judging by the grip and style, it looks to be a Wilson 8802 copy from the late 70's or 80's.  Back in the day, Chicago based Northwestern sold a ton of clubs in sporting goods stores and mass merchants like Kmart.   I'm sure it putts fine, but old Northwestern clubs are nothing really special.

[st1800e]

Yes, my first real job in high school I worked in a store that sold their low end stuff.  I read up on Northwestern in a recent post. They did have a few high end pro shop only clubs in their line as well. Didn’t really think this one was a high end model, but thought I’d check. Thanks. 

[bcstones]

20 hours ago, st1800e said:

Any joy here? 

yes, of course there is joy here.....it's a putter. Don't care if it's from K-Mart or the Pro Shop. Did you get it to play it or collect it?

that was an informative post on Northwestern Golf...I learned alot from it. Jiggered here has a YouTube site, "Classic Golf Clubs", that is interesting & informative (he lives in England, so site is mostly about what is available on that side of the eastern pond)...anyway he has a fun video on  playing a bag of mismatched clubs ("not custom fitted?!) & another very short one "99% of Golfers think this is (emoji for a pile of ....)....


Anyway, play the club, it may be a copy of the 8802, but the 8802 is a copy of flanged putters that went back a century...