This early Alex Patrick of Leven wood club has a hickory shaft circa the early 1920s. This “Patent Applied For” Perfector Driver model has a distinct rounded sole and compact head. The original hash marks on the face are mainly…
Our gathering for Jack will be held at the Oakbrook Golf Course Clubhouse on Sunday, September 17 at 10:30 a.m. The morning time gives people time to get to Seattle for the Seahawks game if they have tickets and allows the rest…
Celebrate Old Tom with a commemorative hickory golf bumper sticker for your travel case, auto, boat or golf room. Dubbed Scotland’s “King of Clubs,” Morris came up one Open short of owning the Champion’s Belt outright, only to see his…
The fairways were baked, running hard and fast. Plumes of dust rose in the air with each mashie shot. (Yes Virginia, there is dust in Seattle.) With a recent record of 56 consecutive days without rain, the sites of the…
Few people in life embody the love and affection for golf like Jack Wilson. He was a voracious collector, voluminous storyteller, and vivacious soul. NWHP is sad to announce that Jack passed away on August 19, a victim of cancer. …
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At 20-degrees, 30, 40 and a putter, this set of ladies smooth face irons bears the famed serpent cleek mark of Tom Stewart. Forged for Tommy Currie, head professional at Dornoch Golf Club immediately after Donald Ross, these lovely irons…
[Material for this write-up was gathered from multiple Internet sources] D McEwan & Son (Mussleburgh) was the oldest clubmaking firm in the world when it stopped producing in 1895. James McEwan started the business in 1770 in Leith and another…
October 21 & 22, 2017 Centennial Golf Club, Medford, Oregon Hickory players representing Oregon, Washington, and California are needed for an old fashioned duel for the COW Bell! In the tradition of the Ryder Cup, the team from California is…
Tom Dunn, son of Willie Dunn, was a clubmaker and golf course architect. Dunn competed only in The Open Championship during his lifetime, racking up four top-ten finishes (6th place, being the highest) in 1868, 1869, 1878 and 1884. He…