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Buyer's Guide to 1967 Golf Clubs BUYER'S GUIDE TO 1967 GOLF CLUBS PRO LINE EQUIPMENT WOODS ANGLO BURTON IRONS PRICE AVAILABLE PRICE AVAILABLE MODEL FEATURES (Set Of 3) IN STOCK MODEL FEATURES (Set of 8) IN STOCK CROOKSHANK Head offset to place striking $90-$105 Men's & CROOKSHANK Angled shaft extends to sole $188 Men's & ROYAL face in line with shaft promot- (approx.) Ladies' STAINLESS of club placing weight behind Ladies' rt. SCOTTISH ing later hit with square club- rt. & Ift. STEEL "sweet spot." only, face. Shockproof GEODETIC grips, True Temper shafts. PUTTERS UTILITY CLUBS COUNTER- Semi-blade with offset head. $25 Men's rt. SAND WEDGE For shots from sand. All listed Men's & POISE each. are Ladies' rt. PITCHING For shots near green. $23.50 for all WEDGE * each. listed. JIGGER Chipping club. WOODS DUNLOP IRONS PRICE AVAILABLE PRICE AVAILALBLE MODEL FEATURES (Set of 3) IN STOCK MODEL FEATURES (Set of 8) IN STOCK MAXFLI Pear-shaped heads of premier $81 Men's rt. MAXFLI Compact, sharply angled heads, $160 Men's rt. persimmon; weight concentrated slightly curved sole is weighty behind face insert. at bottom. CLASSIC Round-shaped heads made from $56.25 Men's & CLASSIC Heads forged from high-grade $114 Men's & fine persimmon blocks. Ladies' rt. carbon steel alloy. Ladies's rt PAUL HAHN Screwless face inserts, moisture $56.25 Men's rt. PAUL HAHN Hard chrome-plated compact $114 Men's rt. sealed persimmon heads. heads of carbon steel. BOB CHARLES Heads made of hardwood bonded $81 Men's Ift. BOB CHARLES Heads of high-grade carbon $160 Men's Ift. together, cross laminated. steel alloy; chrome finished. PUTTERS [SSO UTILITY CLUBS FG WINGED FOOT Blade type; straight face. $15 Men's rt. FEATHER Considerably lighter, more $20 Men's rt. WEDGE precisely balanced. MAXFLI Square head, slight gooseneck. $15 Men's rt. MAXFLI SAND 58 degrees loft, wide sole. $20 Men's rt. WEDGE OLYMPIC Mallet head. $16 Men's rt. MAXFLI 54 degrees loft. $20 Men's rt. PITCHING WEDGE continued on next page ST. ANDREWS Goosenecked mallet. $16 Men's rt. CLASSIC For sand and fairway approach $14.25 Men's & FINSTERWALD Mallet, small heel, large toe. $14.50 Men's rt. SAND WEDGE Sh°tS" Ladies's rt. GOLDEN GOOSE Center shaft, bronze head. $14.50 Men's rt. & Ift. WOODS FERNQUEST & JOHNSON IRONS PRICE AVAILABLE PRICE IN STOCK MODEL FEATURES (Set Of 3) IN STOCK MODEL FEATURES (Set of 8) AVAILABLE SAN New model available in all shafts $78.75 Men's & SAN shafts and grips. $152 Men's & FRANCISCAN and grips. Black finish with red Ladies'rt. FRANCISCAN New model available in all Ladies'rt. epoxy insert. WESTERNER Round toe, wide sole, levelume $152 Men's & WESTERNER Radio-frequency cured laminated $78.75 Men's & nickel chrome finish. Ladies' head. Shallow face of light walnut Ladies' rt. & Ift. with poured epoxy insert. All rt. & Ift. GOLDEN GATE Square toe, wide sole, dee, $152 Men's & snans ana grips. face compact b,ade |eve|ume Ladies' GOLDEN GATE Laminated deep face model. Dark $78.75 Men's & nickel chrome finish. rt. & Ift. walnut finish black poured epoxy Ladies' MARQUESA Swing Flex shafts and blue $80 Ladies'rt. insert. All shafts and grips. rt. & Ift. proette grips. MARQUESA Swing Flex shafts; blue proette $45.00 Ladies' rt. grips. PUTTERS UTILITY CLUBS ^"'"J SAN Ductile stainless steel blade, all All listed Men's & DOUBLE Sand iron in all shafts $19 Men's rt. FRANCISCAN lengths and grips. are $15.95 Ladies' rt, TROUBLE and grips. each. for all listed. CALIFORNIAN Ductile stainless steel blade, flange back. All lengths and grips. WESTERNER Mild forged steel nickel chrome finish, classic blade. All lengths and grips. GOLDEN GATE White brass, two-way blade. All lengths and grips. WOODS FIRST FLIGHT IRONS PRICE AVAILABLE PRICE AVAILABLE MODEL FEATURES (Set of 3) IN STOCK MODEL FEATURES (Set of I) IN STOCK GOLDEN Laminated heads of prime $81 Men's rt. GOLDEN Flat soled sompact blades $156 Men's rt. ARROW northern maple in black or ARROW with concentrated weight antique walnut. behind "sweet spot." GOLDEN Laminated heads from finest $81 Men's & GOLDEN Modified to feature a more $156 Men's & EAGLE northern maple blocks. Ladies' rt. EAGLE contoured sole. Ladies' rt. CLASSIC Pear-shaped shallow heads $81 Men's rt. CLASSIC Wide, flat soles for easier $156 popular with low handicapped payability. Men's rt. golfers- FIRST FLIGHT SHghtly contoured soles, $156 Men's & FIRST FLIGHT Endorsed by National Associa- $81 Men's & "NALG" compact heads. Ladies' Ift. "NALG" tion of left-handed golfers. Ladies' Ift. FIRST FLIGHT Set includes two woods and $60 Junior JUNIOR five irons. per set rt. & Ift. NOTE: In 1967, FIRST FLIGHT will stock woods and irons made expressly for Senior golfers in GOLDEN ARROW and GOLDEN EAGLE models. Specs are flexible "A" shaft and D-0 swing weight in standard length. PUTTERS JJJg UTILITY CLUBS No. 3 Steel blade with rounded back. $13.75 Men's rt. ROADRUNNER Offset shaft aids chipping. $19.50 Men's rt. No. 12 Brass blade, chrome plated. $13.75 Men's rt. SPADE Wide soled sand wedge. $20 Men's No. 15 Steel blade with contoured back. $13.75 Men's & rt'& lft' Ladies' rt. MONSTER To get ball up quick. $20 Men's FM-2 Otey Crisman mallet. $15 Men's rt. ft' & FR-2 Rocker sole, center shaft. $15 Men's rt. 4 Ift. woods GOLFCRAFT irons PRICE AVAILABLE PRICE AVAILABLE MODEL FEATURES (Set Of 3) IN STOCK MODEL FEATURES (Set of 8) IN STOCK CONTINENTAL Available in black or natural finish; $90 Men's & CONTINENTAL Precision built in True Temper or $160 Men's & True Temper steel shafts or Ladies' Glasshafts. Ladies' Glasshaft. rt. & Ift. rt. & Ift. MANGRUM Vibration-absorbing fiberglas $82.50 Men's rt. MANGRUM Square type blade aids alignment. $150 Men's rt. GLASSHAFT shafts. GLASSHAFT GOLFCRAFT Persimmon heads with fibre face $75 Men's GOLFCRAFT Distinctive blade, sandblasted $140 Men's STAFF insert. rt. & Ift. STAFF faces. rt. & Ift. Ladies' rt. Ladies' rt. PROETTE Persimmon heads, blue Glasshafts. $75 Ladies' rt. PROETTE Square-type blade, blue Glasshafts. $140 Ladies' rt. PUTTERS ¡£55 UTILITY CLUBS g'g EL CAMINO Off center shafted mallet. $16.50 Men's rt. CONTINENTAL For solid sand play. $20 Men's & SAND WEDGE Ladies' rt. & Ift eonlinutd on n»xl paga MANGRUM Mallet head, full gooseneck. $16.50 Men's rt. STAFF From rough or fairway. $17.50 Men's EL RIO Straight necked mallet. $16.50 Men's & JL'J£?iNG .1h 1"!; Ladies' rt. WEDGE Lad,es rt- T LA JOLLA Flange type, gooseneck. $15 Men's rt. ™" jcnrc Exclusively for women golfers. $17.50 Ladies' rt. !>ArlU VYLUlit PROETTE Raised flange, slight gooseneck. $15 Ladies' rt. woods WALTER HAGEN irons PRICE AVAILABLE PRICE AVAILABLE MODEL FEATURES (Set of 3) IN STOCK MODEL FEATURES (Set of 8) IN STOCK HAIG ULTRA: Strata-Bloc heads sealed with $80.25 Men's HAIG ULTRA Sand-blasted faces; Contour $154 Men's MODEL 66 Uni-Bond; screwless Cycolon rt. & Ift. Sole sits close behind ball rt. & Ift. face inserts. "H" design sole even in tight lies. plates. INTERNATIONAL Sandblasted faces finished $76 Men's rt. MODEL 77 Shallow faced model, burgundy $80.25 Men's rt. in hlgh buff chrome- in color. LADY ULTRA Feminine companion to HAIG $154 Ladies' rt. MODEL 88 Semi-pear shaped heads. $80.25 Men's rt. ULTRA ,or men' LADY ULTRA Same feaaures as found in $80.25 Ladies'rt. «»ERICAN Carefully forged, finished, $76 Ladies'rt. ULTRA Model 66 for men. LADY balanced and weighted. INTERNATIONAL Strata-Bloc heads finished $45 Men's rt. in Michigan cherry. AMERICAN Designed for women who want $45 Ladies' rt. LADY to get ball in air quickly. HAGEN YOUTH Set includes two woods, five $52.50 Junior rt. SET (D5686) irons and bag. per set PUTTERS UTILITY CLUBS HAGEN Exactly like the putter Hagen $17 Men's rt. HAIG ULTRA: For sand and rough. All listed Men's PERSONAL himself used. DUAL WEDGE are $19.25 rt. & Ift. BLYTHFIELD Chrome mallet head. $14.50 Men's rt. each- CASCADE Flange style; chrome. $14.50 SAND WEDGE Lofted and weighted for ^ Men's TOM-BOY Center shaft, bronze head. $14.50 Men's ALL.PURPOSE For sand, rough or fairway. Men's rt. rt' & ,fl' WEDGE THE HAIG Center shaft, bronze head. $14.50 Men's ^^ For shots that bite. Men's rt. ft & lft" WEDGE A-GIMMIE Rocker type, center shaft. $14.50 Men's rt. & Ift. * WOODS HILLERICH & BRADSBY IRONS PRICE AVAILABLE PRICE AVAILABLE MODEL FEATURES (Set of 3) IN STOCK MODEL FEATURES (Set of 8) IN STOCK CITATION 313 Solid persimmon heads with $79.50 Men's rt. CITATION New STAINLESS "DELUX" finish $164 Men's rt. scarlet Cycolac face insert. 6790 gives strong resistance against Power-Weighted brass back. corrosion and pitting; power- CITATION 513 Laminated "Tufwood" heads; $79.50 Men's rt. weighted flange back. Power balanced aluminum back. CITATION "Levelume" plated carbon steel $148 Men's rt. COUNTESS "Tufwood" laminated heads in $60 Ladies'rt. 6792 heads; resistant to pitting or W466 deep blue color. corros.on. TESS CITATION 114 Seasoned persimmon heads; $73.50 Men's Ift. St Power-weighted flange back $112 Ladies'rt. no brass backs. 26801 plated with "Levelume." JUNIOR J66 Set includes three woods, $71.75 Junior rt. £1™TI0N "Levelume" plated carbon steel $148 Men's Ift. five irons and bag. per set. heaas- 2092 New SCOTCH BLADE places $148 Men's rt.
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