Posted 6 years ago
mikeigotit
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This was also on the Farm. I was told it was a Golf Club carrier. Has anyone seen one like this if so what was the year of Mfg. ??? Thanks for your time !!
Was told this was a Antique Golf Club Carrier??/ No MFG. marks | ||
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My son says it is not antique, still occasionally sees them used today when one doesn't want to carry a full bag of clubs.
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Thanks PW, Where do you reside?
After further research this is an Antique here in the U.S.A. Still Looking for a date line on this item and a mfg. Thanks All !!
Clubs would all fall off when you 'carried' it. Driver is heavy and would fall off unless counterweighted properly. Room for four clubs only?
8- Club carrier, Very Secure Holders Tight. Thanks
Appears you have a "Silent Golf Club Caddy" mikeigotit.
http://silentcaddy.com/
Maybe it's to use at the gold practice range or other places, where you need only a few clubs and stay put, not meant to install at each hole's tee-off as you move along, in a cart or on foot. Played golf for 10 years, never saw one of these on the courses. Nice idea in some circumstances. :-)
Lzenglish, Your the BOMB... Thanks for Your Help.....
My Pleasure!
lzenglish, My son couldn't recall what this was called, & I was not able to locate it through google. Thank you for finding it.
mikeigotit, My son resides on the west coast of the U.S.A. & sees them occasionally on the golf course.
Dave
pw-collector, your welcome! Glad to find it for all of us to see, and learn. First time i have ever seen it myself, but it's design purpose does make sense to me.
I don't think it's before the '40s if the handle is plastic and the body is aluminium. Golf seems to be most popular in the mid-century to 1990s era.
where do you put your putter? lol
Thanks All Lzenglish, and thank your son for me !!!