Anyone help me with info about these clubs?? Spalding Top-Flite LT Grind

[onyxwulf]

So just got back into the game and I have carried my old gamers from the late 90's around with me for 20+ years. Now I want to know more about them. 

 

I got them off a local pro at Richmond country club in 92'-93'. He custom ordered these and another set and couldn't pay for them both.  I was just getting good and he offered them to me. My dad bought them, no idea for how much and they were what I used until I stopped playing in 96'.  For some reason I have lugged them around and refused to give them up, hoping to get good enough to play them again. 

 

Recently I was getting a lesson here in NorCal and the pro I was taking the lesson from started talking about his LT Grind blades. Long story short, he also had a set of these clubs. He claimed, not sure I believe this at all, that he ran into Lee Trevino some years ago and showed him these clubs. Apparently Lee was shocked to see the, and said that Spalding had only made a handful of these clubs. Seemed suspicious to me, but what do I know. 

 

Anyways, does anyone know anything about these clubs??? 

 

It would be cool if there is some story here. I have looked around and can't find anything. I can take other pictures if needed. 

[JAMH03]

That's his logo. I don't quite recall when he was with which company though. I think Jack was w/Macgregor for a long time.

This story gives some credence to the story you heard.

https://golf.com/news/lee-trevino-old-clubs-compassionate-gesture/

[onyxwulf]

Thank you. 

[obsessed_golfer]

You should post this in the classic golf section....the guys there may be able to help you as lots of knowledge about older clubs there.

[onyxwulf]

Will do. Thanks.