This is a 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”, than the standard Jack White driver.

This driver is made to perfectly match our Jack White 1930 Special 21-degree Cleek and Jack White 1930 Special Spoon.

• Head material: Solid Persimmon
• Loft: 12 degrees
• Hosel: Pitched-linen whipping
• Shaft: Solid hickory
• Shaft lengths: 43, 43.5
• Grip: Handwrapped leather
• Finish: Satin
• Playable with modern golf ball
• Engrave Shaft: $10

The Jack White Supreme Deep Face Driver has a full face depth of 1-3/4 inches. This is an excellent driver for those looking for a deep face driver, or for players with a higher club head speed. For slower club head speeds the deeper face raises the Center of Gravity slightly which produces a more boring ball flight. This would be extremely useful in windy conditions or on links golf courses.

• Handcrafted in the U.S.A
• Head: Solid USA Persimmon
• Loft: 12 degrees
• Shaft: Solid hickory
• Grip: Handwrapped leather
• Finish: Satin
• Playable with modern golf ball"

The Jack White 1930 Special 21-degree persimmon cleek is finished to perfectly match the Jeanie Deans 1930 Special Driver and Jack White 1930 Special Spoon. It features a full solid brass sole plate which helps lower the center of gravity and improve launch. Satin finished in the spirit of the 1930’s with authentic period fine grooves.

The head of this Wooden Cleek is narrower than a standard fairway wood and resembles a modern hybrid.

Specifications

• Head material: Persimmon
• Loft: 21 degrees
• Hosel: Pitched-linen whipping
• Shaft: Solid hickory
• Grip: Handwrapped leather
• Finish: Satin
• Playable with modern golf ball
• Engrave shaft - add $10

The Black Brassie, with 12 degrees loft, is the driver that compliments the Black Spoon, Black Cleek, and Black Bull Dog Fairway wood. The head shape of the Black Brassie is a duplicate of an original Jack White driver. White was a renowned Scottish clubmaker whose most famous customer was Bobby Jones, who won the Grand Slam in 1930.

The Black Driving Brassie has a slightly shallower face depth which lowers the Center of Gravity. This low COG along with 12° loft allows the driver to launch the ball higher, maximizing carry distance, making it an excellent driver for golfers with slower swing speeds. Maximizing carry distance makes the Jack White driver a good choice for all golfers on soft courses where there is little roll.

• Head: Solid USA Persimmon
• Loft: 12 degrees
• Shaft: Solid hickory
• Standard shaft lengths: 43, 43.5
• Grip: Handwrapped leather
• Playable with modern golf ball
• Engrave shaft, add $10

The Jack White 1930 Special Spoon is modeled after the spoon Bobby Jones used to win the Grand Slam in 1930 capturing both British Open, U.S. Open, U.S. Amateur, and British Open that year. Jack White is same clubmaker who made the famous Jeanie Deans driver. The Jack White 1930 Special spoon is made to perfectly match the Jeanie Deans 1930 Special Driver and the Jack White 1930 Special Cleek. It has 17-degrees of loft, the same as Jones’s spoon, a solid brass Keystone design sole plate, satin finish in the spirit of the 1930’s, and authentic period fine grooves.

• Head material: Solid Persimmon
• Loft: 17 degrees (same as the original spoon)
• Hosel: Pitched-linen whipping
• Shaft: Solid hickory
• Shaft flex: Regular, stiff, extra stiff, senior, or ladies
• Steel lengths: 42”
• Grip: Handwrapped leather
• Finish: Satin
• Playable with modern golf ball

This Harry Vardon reproduction model Bulldog was the trouble club of the Hickory era. Bulldogs, so named for their short nose and compact size. They have a rounded sole which makes them great for getting the ball out of a bad lie. They can also be easier to hit than long irons for many golfers, acting like a modern hybrid club. This bulldog would most likely replace the mid-iron.

• Head: Solid USA Persimmon
• Loft: 25 degrees
• Hosel: Pitched-linen
• Shaft: Solid hickory
• Shaft flex: Regular or stiff
• Grip: Handwrapped leather
• Playable with modern golf ball
• Engrave shaft, add $10
• Standard 40″ length

The Black Bulldog is modeled after our 25 degree bull dog and specially produced to match our Black Brassie and Black Spoon and Black Cleek.

• Head material: Solid Persimmon
• Backing: White Cycolac
• Finish: Ill-Omened Midnight Black
• Insert: Fancy Face White with Black Dowels
• Loft: 25 degrees
• Force: Majeure; no mortal spoon can compete
• Shaft: Solid Hickory Shaft; like the piston of an engine
• Grip: Handwrapped Black Leather
• Finish: Gloss
• Playable with modern golf ball
• Engrave shaft - add $10

Our Hickory-shafted driver has 12 degrees of loft. It is a duplicate model of an original Jack White driver; White was a renowned Scottish clubmaker whose most famous customer was Bobby Jones, who was a pretty good golfer.

• Head: Solid USA Persimmon
• Loft: 12 degrees
• Hosel: Pitched-linen
• Shaft: Solid hickory
• Shaft flex: Regular or stiff
• Shaft lengths: 43, 43.5
• Grip: Handwrapped leather
• Playable with modern golf ball
• Engrave shaft, add $10

The Wilsonian Brassie has a lower Center of Gravity(CG) and at 13.5 degrees it has more loft making it a great fit between the driver and spoon. The lower CG and increased loft allows the brassie to launch the ball higher, maximizes carry distance, and makes it an excellent choice for golfers seeking higher ball trajectory. Maximizing carry distance makes the Wilsonian driver a good choice for all golfers on soft courses where there is little roll.

Flex – X-Stiff, Stiff, Regular, Firm, Senior, Ladies
Grip sizes – Standard .900”, 1X .915”, 2X .930”, Mid-size .945”, Jumbo .960

• Head: Solid USA Persimmon
• Loft: 13.5 degrees
• Shaft: Solid hickory
• Standard shaft lengths: 43″
• Grip: Handwrapped leather
• Playable with modern golf ball
• Engrave shaft - add $10

The 21-degree Wooden Cleek is among our most popular Hickory-shafted models; it is a duplicate of a MacGregor B25 Perfection model that first appeared in the 1924 MacGregor catalog. This club looks and plays like a modern day hybrid. If I had to carry only one fairway wood in my bag this would be the one. Excellent replacement for the mid-iron.

• Head material: Persimmon
• Loft: 21 degrees
• Shaft: Solid hickory
• Grip: Handwrapped leather
• Playable with modern golf ball
• Engrave shaft, add $10
• Standard 41″ length

Our Hickory-shafted Baffy has 25 degrees of loft and utilizes a wider head design than the Jack White Driver and Spoon. The Baffy is a great club to play if you have difficulty hitting long irons.

All our Hickory-shafted golf clubs are approved for play by the Society of Hickory Golfers.

• Head: Solid USA Persimmon
• Loft: 25 degrees
• Hosel: Pitched-linen
• Shaft: Solid hickory
• Shaft flex: Regular or stiff
• Grip: Handwrapped leather
• Playable with modern golf ball
• Engrave shaft, add $10
• FREE Headcover
• Standard 41″ length

The Black Cleek is modeled after our 21 degree cleek and specially produced to match our Black Brassie and Black Spoon and Black Bull Dog.

• Head material: Solid Persimmon
• Backing: White Cycolac
• Finish: Ill-Omened Midnight Black
• Insert: Fancy Face White with Black Dowels
• Loft: 21 degrees
• Force: Majeure; no mortal spoon can compete
• Shaft: Solid Hickory Shaft; like the piston of an engine
• Grip: Handwrapped Black Leather
• Finish: Gloss
• Playable with modern golf ball
• Engraved shaft - add $10

This Harry Vardon reproduction model Bulldog was the trouble club of the Hickory era. Bulldogs, so named for their short nose and compact size. They have a rounded sole which makes them great for getting the ball out of a bad lie. They can also be easier to hit than long irons for many golfers, acting like a modern hybrid club. This bulldog would most likely replace the Mashie.

Length – Standard 40”
Flex – X-Stiff, Stiff, Regular, Firm, Senior, Ladies
Grip sizes – Standard .900”, 1X .915”, 2X .930”, Mid-size .945”, Jumbo .960

• Head: Solid USA Persimmon
• Loft: 31 degrees
• Shaft: Solid hickory
• Grip: Handwrapped leather
• Playable with modern golf ball
• Engrave shaft, add $10

The 26-degree Wooden Cleek is among our most popular Hickory-shafted models; it is a duplicate of a MacGregor B25 Perfection model that first appeared in the 1924 MacGregor catalog. This club looks and plays like a modern day hybrid. If I had to carry only one fairway wood in my bag this would be the one. Excellent replacement for the mid-iron. You can hit the 26° cleek further and higher than the mid-iron giving you a better chance to hold the green.

• Head material: Persimmon
• Loft: 26 degrees
• Shaft: Solid hickory
• Grip: Handwrapped leather
• Playable with modern golf ball
• Engrave shaft, add $10
• Standard 41″ length

The Black Spoon requires a little explanation. If you hear your partner call for his Black Spoon you may take it as a signal not merely of danger, but of despair. We venture to explain this doom by quoting a description which Lord Wellwood gave elsewhere of this ill-omened club:

"It may be explained parenthetically that this Black Spoon was a name of terror, especially to opponents, as it was only invoked when the cause was in extremis; and then not so much as a helpful deus ex machina as a solemn protest and last dying testimony that everything that man might do had been done to retrieve his partner’s mistakes.

It had a head like a canoe, bottomed with brass, and a shaft like a piston of an engine, and when in full swing boomed through the air like a cannon ball. It was created by a well-known maker towards the beginning of the 20th century, and was a force majeure which no mortal spoon could compete.”

• Head Material: Solid Persimmon
• Head Shape: Classic Canoe
• Finish: Ill-Omened Midnight Black
• Loft: 16 Degrees; to boom through the air
• Force: Majeure; no mortal spoon can compete
• Shaft: Solid Hickory Shaft; like the piston of an engine
• Grip: Handwrapped Black Leather
• Playable with modern golf ball
• Engrave shaft, add $10
• Standard 42″ length

This long nose is a traditional shape of an 1880 early 1890 play club. In order to better accommodate modern play, we offer both with and without insert options.

• Traditional shape of 1880’s early 1890’s play club
• Lofts matched to line cut gutta-percha ball for optimum distance
• 15 degree driver
• NHC / SOHG approved
• Solid hickory shaft – Genuine leather grip
• Period correct splice neck construction

Our Hickory-shafted Spoon has 16 degrees of loft and is the same original Jack White model shape as the driver, in a smaller size with more loft. This is a popular driver/tee option for golfers with smoother swings who require more loft to gain optimum trajectory for hitting it far and sure.

• Head: Solid USA Persimmon
• Loft: 16 degrees
• Hosel: Pitched-linen
• Shaft: Solid hickory
• Shaft flex: Regular or stiff
• Grip: Handwrapped leather
• Playable with modern golf ball
• Engraved shaft - add $10

Our Transitional Woods are an exact copy of an original J. Wilson club. Transitional woods are slightly shorter from toe to heel than long nose woods. The long nose club was gradually made shorter until it was completely replace by the compact bulger head at the turn of the century. The transitional woods existed in the middle of this “transition” from long nose to bulger.

• NHC/SOHG approved
• Solid hickory shaft – Genuine leather grip
• Period correct splice neck construction
• 15 degree driver
• Loft matched to line cut gutta-percha ball for optimum distance
• Common model shape of woods of 1890’s

This long nose is a traditional shape of an 1880 early 1890 spoon. In order to better accommodate modern play, we offer both with and without insert options.

• Traditional shape of 1880’s early 1890’s spoon
• Lofts matched to line cut gutta-percha ball for optimum distance
• 20 degree spoon
• Period correct splice neck construction
• Solid hickory shaft – Genuine leather grip
• NHC / SOHG approved

The Baffing Spoon was the most lofted of all the spoons in the gutty era. It was used to hit over hazards and got it’s name from the sound the club made when hitting the ground. Our baffing spoon has 26 degrees of loft which makes it easy to hit the gutty ball off the fairway.

• 26 Degrees Loft
• Solid Hickory Shaft
• Authentic Splice Neck
• Genuine Leather Grip
• 1880s Common Shape
• NHC/SoHG Approved

Our Transitional Woods are an exact copy of an original J. Wilson club. Transitional woods are slightly shorter from toe to heel than long nose woods. The long nose club was gradually made shorter until it was completely replace by the compact bulger head at the turn of the century. The transitional woods existed in the middle of this “transition” from long nose to bulger.

• NHC / SOHG approved
• Solid hickory shaft – Genuine leather grip
• Period correct splice neck construction
• 20 degree spoon
• Loft matched to line cut gutta-percha ball for optimum distance
• Common model shape of woods of 1890’s