Scotland Golf

A large enamel sign from the famous Scottish Golf resorts train station. Once on the main platform

Scene of a rousing game at St. Andrews, one of the earliest golf tournaments. Engraving based upon

offer in Scotland: a man playing golf, a skier zooming down a piste on snowy mountains, sailing boats at

Walton Heath Golf Course. A Life Association of Scotland 1916 calendar. The calendar is with a

late 1800s golf courses were being established all over Scotland and the financial community set up the

Golf dry point etching. This dry point etching of a cliff top golf course is fascinating for the

A collection of Scottish golf clubs (woods) marked St. Andrews featuring hickory wood shafts and

Scottish golfer of the Victorian period. The sterling silver golf ornament surmounts a grass terrain

Institute, (1935-) titled "Gleneagles Golf Course, Scotland", c. 2000. Great for any gold enthusiast

golf ball out of a bunker: Gleneagles for Golf - The Golf Course the Great in Scotland - The Caledonian

Set of eight Gibson Hickory golf clubs. A good set of eight hickory shafted golf clubs by Gibson

Rare Booklet, Rules of Golf. St. Andrews. A wonderful and very rare booklet on the rules of golf

James McIntosh Patrick (1907-1998) depicting players on the historic St Andrews golf course in Scotland

Scotland's Gift: Golf, which covers the spread of golf in the United States from its beginnings in the early

Set of eight Gibson Hickory golf clubs. A good set of eight hickory shafted golf clubs by Gibson

Scotland and the financial community set up the Insurance & Banking Golf Club on the Duddingston estate in

sand. Found at a golf course in Scotland. Great table top or bookshelf piece. These are priced at

Heading : A Perthshire PP81 Millefiori Golfer Paperweight 1992 Date : 1992 Origin : Scotland

top for sand. Found at a golf course in Scotland.

Antique long nose golf club. A superb beechwood long nosed scared-head golf club stamped 'C Hunter

Antique long nose golf club. A superb beechwood long nosed scared-head golf club stamped 'C Hunter

Golf Waltzes, Far & Sure by J. Dalziel. An eight page booklet of sheet music by Dalziel entitled

Vintage Hickory Golf Club, Mashie, by Tom Stewart, St Andrews. A fine and nicely weighted line

Scottish club makers, Robert Forgan & Son, in the early 1890’s. The Auchterlonie golf clubs were used by

Golfing picture, dry point etching by John R. Barclay. A framed black and white etching of a

Golfing picture, dry point etching by John R. Barclay. A framed black and white etching of a

Playable Hickory Golf Club. A good golf club, Maxwell Iron by J. Anderson of St Andrews. The Iron

mid iron stamped, "Warranted hand forged, A. Patrick, Est.1847, Leven, made in Scotland". It also

Scared head golf club, driver, by Willie Park. What looks to be a normal scared head transitional

painted. The sign was dedicated to the historic Gleneagles golf club founded in 1910.

Scottish club makers, Robert Forgan & Son, in the early 1890's. The Auchterlonie golf clubs were used by

Antique hickory golf club by Gibson of Kinghorn. A good no.3 iron made by Gibson of Kinghorn and

the Scottish National Portrait Gallery and the Royal & Ancient Golf Club in Scotland. Charles Lees

A good example of a 'Springvale Hawk' bramble patterned rubber core golf ball. The golf ball is in

Antique Hickory Golf Club, Brassie, Alex Patrick, Leven. A good original 1920s persimmon wood

Smart R.S.A., now best known for his early etchings of golf courses in Scotland. Another was James

Great pair of Scottish golfers lamps in full regalia dunning on wooden stands.

supports is painted with the name of the famous Scottish golf course Saint Andrews. These bookends date

Designed to incorporate three, circa 1860s Scottish golf clubs [two are signed], on a tripartite

. Arundel joined the club from Prestwick, hailing from a prominent Scottish golfing family, and since James

Scottish golf clubmaker. He began making irons in the 1860's and remained in business to the end of the

A Day on The Green St. Andrews Golf Course, Scotland by R. Todd, Scottish late 20th century signed

Antique smooth face Golf Club, by Anderson, of Anstruther A good early smooth face iron with

Scotland, one of the most famous golf courses in the world. The distinct skyline in the background, with

the family business. In the same year he left Scotland for the Royal Wimbledon Golf Club to become the

Set of seven playable Hickory golf clubs. A very good set of seven hickory shafted irons by Nicoll

the oldest golf clubs in the world. It is a private members-only club based in St Andrews in Scotland

Vintage Hickory Golf Club, Putter An unusual shaped blade putter with sole flange, made by St

take you through the year with Scottish flair; perfect for pairing with a cardigan or turtleneck. Also

Original vintage LMS London Midland & Scottish railway travel poster for Moffat The Dumfriesshire

A fine rubber core Golf ball with an unusual pattern. The ball is covered in Hexagons of different

Vintage Hickory golf club, Robert Forgan, St Andrews. A good early muscle back, smooth face iron

Vintage Hickory Golf Club, Pitcher, St Andrews. A fine and nicely weighted dot punched faced

handle in the shape of a golf club head. The gentleman's walking stick is made by the renowned Scottish

Open Golf Championship Hoylake. A Golf Photogravure after Michael Brown: Surviving amateur

golfers; Jack won the Open in 1884 whilst the other, Archie, was runner up. Robert is better known as a

period golfer in full swing, entitled: Perth, 1871 - Edwin Cobb in the rough at the 1st A very fine