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Posted 4 months ago
kesmith5910
(32 items)
Blame it all on Tommy Armour.
I bought a set of Tommy Armour 845 Silver Scot Irons and later saw this sleeve of Tommy Armour golf balls. I thought it would be nice to have an old sleeve of ball from the namesake of my new clubs. Soon after that I was researching just how many different golf balls had the name Tommy Armour on them and here I am, some 18+ years and some 600+ golf balls and 200+ sleeves of golf balls and a number of full golf ball boxes later, still asking that same question.
Golf BallsPrior to about 1850, golf balls were made out of horsehide and stuffed with…