Your never-to-be-sold club....

[Towelieeee]

Easily got to be my solid glass putter. A family friend who blows glass for a living made this for me in Broncos colors several years ago. He even made the jester headcover for it, which has since lost an eye. It's always been really special to me. It actually has decent feel, and I made a lot of good putts with it. Eventually I moved on to other putters, but I will never get rid of this.
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[kdmtuscani]

My tour issue Nicket 4dx driver. Still kind of a larger OEM as compared to TEE or others, but this thing performs beautifully on all levels. It'll be a cold day when I can no longer play it. =)

[Paully]

This. Never gonna get rid of it.

 

[thegooddoctor]

This. Never gonna get rid of it.

 

who made that, it is a beaut

[Zlim]

My Taylormade r580xd 3 wood was my first 3 wood, although I do not own it anymore, I transformed it into my girlfriend's 3wood shafted with a tour issue NV and she bombs that thing.

[metsmc]

I will never sell my pinseeker persimmon woods. They were my grandfather's and the first real set of woods i ever had.

[wcbjr]

Cobra Sydney I

 

[BP5168]

My Machine putter ..... will never leave ownership.

[station2station]

"Never-to-be-sold-club"
I gave up that idea a long time ago. Just when I declared a club '"safe", I subconsciously began to scrutinize it more closely. 1 week later it was gone

I will say that my bag is very stable right now.

[polodinks]

my scotty cameron circa 62 with my name on it never going anywhere

[johnnythunders]

Merit 56 degree carbon No Bounce sandwedge works great at my "NO Sand" home course.

[Slowpoke]

Someone else said this and they were dead right. My Bobby Jones H3 hybrid is the best. Pured it is the best feel ever.

[GaijinGolfer]

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[Rhythm&TempoRenzo]

The one club I own that will never be sold is a Gorman "Top Kick" #1 Iron. It may only be slightly bigger than a tablespoon, but its still a lot of fun to hit every blue moon... Oh yeah - it's the only one I've ever seen...


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I also have this 1950's Wilson Sand Iron that I can't seem to let go of either...


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[Golfwolf]

Byron Morgan Bombora Prototype.

[keepitinplay]

If I have to pick one, it would be my TEE CB1 13* 3 wood...been in my bag longer than any club since the old Wilson Staff irons back in the 60s and 70s.

However, I rarely sell anything...finally got rid of about a dozen putters last year that I had not picked up in quite some time, but I keep nearly everything else. Just posted in another thread that I have quite a living history of golf clubs over the past 40 years and am glad to have them around. I do get rid of things that I just can't stand, but I usually end up just giving them away.

That being said, several of my reserves have been co-opted by my two sons and my son in law. They are keeping them in play with the knowledge that I am lending them to them and when they are finished with them, they go back into my basement.

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[RookieBlue7]

My SQ Tour driver with blueboard and my 9032ls with F7M2 LTD. Then a few putters I have. And lastly, the Auld Golf Classic II wedge I've had forever. It's worn out but I'd never get rid of it. I found another one from the guy that bought the place and bought it but it was equally worn. If anyone has one in good shape, and want to sell it, let me know. I've never seen another one. They all have a price but no one would ever pay it for them.

[Paka]

Mine would be a very old Delta 7 wood that belonged to my grandmother.