Golf can be a game of intense concentration or lighthearted fun. Whichever way it is played there has always been an incredible bond between a golfer and his or her clubs. Part of this affection may be a result of the search for the perfect implement complicated by the difficulties of mastering the game. Or it may stem from the singular, hand made quality that older clubs possess.

The aesthetic combination of old wood, mild English steel and leather found in wood shafted clubs make them intriguing items to collect and appreciate. Within them is stored the history of the game whose championship contests have been staged for over 135 years.

Old golf clubs are the primary focus, but from time to time other pieces of golf equipment will be presented. Golf club collectors, golf historians and all golfers in general should find items here to interest them every month. The selection will constantly be changing so please visit Oldcourse.com regularly.

Club Makers Every two months we will rotate through some articles on some of the greatest club makers.  These articles are intended to provide in-depth information on some of the men that shaped the club making industry.  Current Feature Articles: Old Tom Morris George Nicoll

Club Questions This is your chance to ask industry expert Pete Georgiady some of your toughest questions.  Please limit your questions to WOOD Shafted clubs. Pete is well know for his industry recognized price guide Wood Shafted Value Guide, as well as for his informational books on Collecting Antiques Golf Clubs, Compendium of British Club Makers, and North American Club Makers.