1950 Macgregor Tourney TA 909
(2-9 + 11), bright chrome, 100% mint
This listing is for the 100% mint condition clubheads and BBFCO Ferrules shown. 2 different styles of No1 Grips shown are shared bc they are our favorite choices but not included.
If you’d like us to assemble we are happy to, just let us know when we get in touch.
1 set available
These are wonderful irons and the BBFCO ferrules and green + gold paint was a lay up.
Either grip shown would work so well. we would go black and gold…….
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If you are skeptical that irons from 1950 can truly compete with today’s irons, we of course understand your skepticism. We are not a hickory or vintage golf club store; we are also not a rare clubs or JDM only or any other type of niche store.
We know very very well that many golfers simply find it more logical to purchase irons that are designed and produced by companies (mostly computers + some talented people, of course) who have optimised the irons given current ball and shaft technology. That bias isn’t “wrong”, and we too are fascinated with advances in technology, so we get it and are not on a crusade against irons filled with foam, we dislike how impact feels.
We have offered lots of great performing irons, wedges and putters that were made in the previous 1-5 years to date, and always will.
<Irons are NOT woods. Unfortunately, needed to type that here to avoid some DM’s>
Nostalgia is just not a deciding factor for us. We test and play everything we can find and we offer what performs the best (we went to 9 demo days in 2022) and yeah, we care about looks.
The ‘50 TA Silver Scot 909’s were issued as slightly modified versions of the wildly popular 985t’s - which we have previously sold - and were released .5” across board meaning their lengths would be standard today. Also means factory lie angles are good to go once confirmed and tweaked as these have been.
Macgregor (Toney Penna and friends) did not really make a muscle back iron (more weight at bottom of club) until Mr. Penna left and they opened their custom shop. So, call these what you’d like.
The @no1grip_usa grips were made in 2024, the @bbandfco ferrules were made in 2023.
1950 Macgregor Tourney TA 909
(2-9 + 11), bright chrome, 100% mint
This listing is for the 100% mint condition clubheads and BBFCO Ferrules shown. 2 different styles of No1 Grips shown are shared bc they are our favorite choices but not included.
If you’d like us to assemble we are happy to, just let us know when we get in touch.
1 set available
These are wonderful irons and the BBFCO ferrules and green + gold paint was a lay up.
Either grip shown would work so well. we would go black and gold…….
————-
If you are skeptical that irons from 1950 can truly compete with today’s irons, we of course understand your skepticism. We are not a hickory or vintage golf club store; we are also not a rare clubs or JDM only or any other type of niche store.
We know very very well that many golfers simply find it more logical to purchase irons that are designed and produced by companies (mostly computers + some talented people, of course) who have optimised the irons given current ball and shaft technology. That bias isn’t “wrong”, and we too are fascinated with advances in technology, so we get it and are not on a crusade against irons filled with foam, we dislike how impact feels.
We have offered lots of great performing irons, wedges and putters that were made in the previous 1-5 years to date, and always will.
<Irons are NOT woods. Unfortunately, needed to type that here to avoid some DM’s>
Nostalgia is just not a deciding factor for us. We test and play everything we can find and we offer what performs the best (we went to 9 demo days in 2022) and yeah, we care about looks.
The ‘50 TA Silver Scot 909’s were issued as slightly modified versions of the wildly popular 985t’s - which we have previously sold - and were released .5” across board meaning their lengths would be standard today. Also means factory lie angles are good to go once confirmed and tweaked as these have been.
Macgregor (Toney Penna and friends) did not really make a muscle back iron (more weight at bottom of club) until Mr. Penna left and they opened their custom shop. So, call these what you’d like.
The @no1grip_usa grips were made in 2024, the @bbandfco ferrules were made in 2023.
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