Oldest Golf Club In Your Bag
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Scotty Cameron
Head Pro
Got a 1997 Scotty Tel3 that I still use, definitely the oldest club in the bag and will be for years to come, second oldest is a Scotty Prototype from 2004, all the rest are new or newish 
. Irons and Woods come and go, Putters are different though if you treat them right.
. Irons and Woods come and go, Putters are different though if you treat them right.is there a decent site for a definitive list as I cant seem to find mine exactly?
Robobum
Money List Winner
My buttery (cock) soft MP60s have been in the bag for nigh on 10 years.
My Odyssey putter, which is due its 4th grip
you have a buttery cock in your bag- MODS!!
My Mizuno T zoid Pro's are about 15 years old I think, they have a satisfying sweetspot feel and sound. :smirk:
My Callaway Steelhead 4 wood is as old and outstrips many drivers these days
Titleist 905R driver with a stiff shaft thats stiffer than a stiff thing after a stiff one on a frosty morning (and totally unsuited to my swing apparently)
Scotty Cameron
Head Pro
Buttery cocks, stiff ones...... what is this thread heading for next 
Robobum
Money List Winner
Tiger
Money List Winner
My irons. They are the first clubs I got when I started playing in 2009 and are still in the bag. Though if I had the money or Rooter's level of luck on entering competitions...
6inchcup
Journeyman Pro
irons and wedges----16 years old
putter------ 10 years old
driver------- 4 years old
3w------ 5 years old
if they can still shoot sub 80 why change.
putter------ 10 years old
driver------- 4 years old
3w------ 5 years old
if they can still shoot sub 80 why change.
No, but it seems I have one stalking my posts. Nice work
I found yours in the bag you sold me, it was very soft
Tiger man
Challenge Tour Pro
Because new clubs go 10 yards further every year, so you are losing 160 yards on your irons alone
6inchcup
Journeyman Pro
not really i will just go up a club,to days 6i is my old 5i,happy daysBecause new clubs go 10 yards further every year, so you are losing 160 yards on your irons alone
