New Golf Bags.......

Very Very Nice bag. Sun Mountain has some nice leather bags and of course there are the MacKenzie bags (a bit pricey for my taste).

Nice project you have going.

Now that's real clubmaking Steve!

scotts33

My whipping skills still suck, but I just got my mid iron yesterday, so I have more practice. Gotta reset and re-pin the head and wrap on some new leather. Gonna try to go slow this time and whip that thread in even wraps nice and tight together.

I'm guessing that this new hickory hobby could become just as expensive as your normal ho-ing hobby with the latest and greatest.

I would imagine that finding replaceable hickory shafts isn't exactly a cheap endeavor in itself these days.

PA-PLAYA would imagine that finding replaceable hickory shafts isn't exactly a cheap endeavor in itself these days.

New replacement hickory shafts are $19.50 from several suppliers. New replica clubs are expensive.

sdandrea1 Are you spineing, FLOing, MOIing those Hickory shafts???

I didn't know Ping made hickory shafted clubs...

raggmann54 Are you spineing, FLOing, MOIing those Hickory shafts???

But, what about period golf attire? Are you prepared for that?

Ringoblack Hope you don't have large calves--they are not pretty in plus 4's.

I've been told my legs should be arrested for "lack of support". I'm lean in the calves.

sdandrea1

sdandrea1 I've been told my legs should be arrested for "lack of support". I'm lean in the calves.

Then you are okay.

puttnfool
SWMBO ordered me a pair of green knickers, multi -colored argyle knee sox, green Kangol hat. White golf shirt will complete the costume. Pics up later.

puttnfool Plus 4's don't look right without long socks.

I agree; perhaps a pair of black and yellow diamond pattern? or maybe these.

or these

or if better taste prevails, these

I'm down for a Golfbuzz "plus 4" pics thread. I think I still have mine that I had custom tailored for me in the Philippines.

puttnfool too bad we don't have a poll function here like we did on FGI. You and Steve could face off.

I know I am a geezer. I started playing at 8 years old with a set of hickory shafts that a priest gave me.

raggmann54

Actually finding a good hickory shaft is harder than you might think. Straight grain, free of defects and correct flex. I use my NF9 to measure flex in hickory blanks either 39" or 44". This form of clubmaking goes back to the art of building golf clubs along with the heads and is a far cry from the cut n' glue of today.