This putter replicates the Willie Dunn putter that was patented in 1903. It is one of the first center-shafted mallet putters ever produced and is face-balanced.
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The idea of selling a matching set of irons began in the 1920s; before that time, even though groups of four or five irons resembling each other were available, the golfer usually assembled a set of irons by selecting individual clubs based on personal preference, often from various makers.
As the 1920s continued to roar, and the game continued to grow in popularity, golf club manufactures (Spalding, MacGregor, Tom Stewart and George Nicoll to name a few) began offering six or seven irons that matched in a set. These matched sets gained momentum with golfers and golf companies alike, and eventually became the numbered sets of irons golfers utilize today.
Our matched set of Precision hickory-shafted irons is modeled from an original 7-piece set of George Nicoll irons. The set includes a Mid Iron, Mid Mashie, Mashie Iron, Mashie, Pitching Mashie, Mashie Niblick, and Niblick (see table below). The face scoring matches the Nicoll set with dot punches giving the irons the authentic look and playability you expect from Louisville Golf. The irons come with a solid hickory shaft turned in Louisville, KY to our exacting specifications. At the time of assembly each shaft is graded, inspected, and finally frequency matched for consistent performance.
Set Includes:
#2 – Mid Iron – Loft: 24° loft, Lie: 59.5° lie, Bounce: 2°, Length: 38.75”
#3 – Mid Mashie – Loft: 28°, Lie: 60°, Bounce: 3°, Length: 38.25”
#4 – Mashie Iron– Loft: 32°, Lie: 60.5°, Bounce: 4°, Length: 37.75”
#5 – Mashie – Loft: 36°, Lie: 61°, Bounce: 5°, Length: 37.25”
#6 – Pitching Mashie – Loft: 40°, Lie: 61.5°, Bounce: 6°, Length: 36.75”
#7 – Mashie Niblick– Loft: 44°, Lie: 62°, Bounce: 7°, Length: 36.25”
#8 – Niblick – Loft: 48°, Lie: 63°, Bounce: 8°, Length: 36″
SM56 Niblick
Bobby Jones would have never won thirteen major titles, including the Grand Slam, without the tutelage of his first instructor, Stewart Maiden. Jones admitted: "The best luck I ever had in golf was when Stewart Maiden came from Carnoustie (Scotland) to be the professional at East Lake (Jones’ home course in Atlanta, Georgia)." Jones copied Maiden's unique style, a style Maiden spent years developing in his native Scotland, where he also studied club design under the expert clubsmiths of the “auld country.” The game of golf, and the equipment it is played with, would not be where it is today without the guidance of Stewart Maiden.
Our Stewart Maiden Niblick was replicated from an original club designed by Maiden for Hillerich & Bradsby (H&B, based in Louisville, KY) and will guide you to better shots around the greens. The club first appeared in the 1932 H&B product line catalog. Arriving late in the hickory era, the Stewart Maiden Niblick is a large head with a wide-flanged sole; it has a unique dot-patterned face and resembles a modern wedge with its size and playability. It has a good amount of bounce on the sole making it one of the easiest models from the Hickory Era to play from the sand.
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.
