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Stumbled on to these about a month ago...just wondering if anyone out there has ever seen this kind of thing before...they appear to be very rare...any input would be appreciated. Thank you, Troy
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What makes you think these are rare? The Coca-Cola Company adds their logo/trademark brand on a lot of promotional sports items and judging by the logo, these are fairly new. Where did you stumble on to these?
I've googled for days to see if anyone else has these and haven't found but one person so far. Found them at a yard sale of all places. And thanks for your reply btw.
T-$, Please be sensitive about posting golf related images during February... it only reminds us in the Great Lakes Region that a decent tee time is still a couple months away!!!! :) Golf and Coca-Cola are two of my favorite hobbies, so thanks for posting this set. Nice find, hope you use them. Soon.
I have two complete sets of these Coca Cola clubs. They were a promotion with Coke many years ago. You had to purchase a large quantity of product to receive them. I have struggled to find anyone who has them. I have them displayed in my den behind my antique Coka Cola cooler I have no plans on useing them. Hang on to them.