


- Head: Solid USA Persimmon
- Loft: Available in 25°
- Hosel: Pitched-linen
- Shaft: Solid USA hickory
- Grip: Hand wrapped leather
- Playable with modern golf ball
- Standard 40″ length 25°
This is a authentic replica of the driver Bobby Jones used to win the Grand Slam in 1930, capturing both British and U.S. Opens and Amateurs that year. Jones loved his driver so much that he gave it a name, Jeanie Deans, after a character in Sir Walter Scott’s novel The Heart of Midlothian. The original Jeanie Deans driver was made by Jack White of Sunningdale, England. Bobby Jones’ original Jeanie Deans driver is now enshrined at St. Andrews in the Royal and Ancient Clubhouse.
The model for the Jeanie Deans driver was copied from an original Jack White club. It has our new and exclusive Jack White sole plate design. This design was made famous by Jack White and can be found on numerous examples of original Jack White models. This head has a deeper face, 1-11/16”. The face angle sits 1/2* open to help players who have a tendency to hit the occasional hook. Now offered in a 12* and 15* loft options. The 15* option is best for slow swings with the need for additional trajectory to help add distance.
This driver is made to perfectly match our Jack White 1930 Special 21-degree Cleek and Jack White 1930 Special Spoon.
Specifications:
The Tri-Sole spoon was duplicated from an authentic Robert Forgan of St. Andrews spoon. The tri-sole design coupled with 16 degrees of loft is a perfect combination. Great from the fairway or to get the ball airborne from troubled or tight lies.