Wright & Ditson Mashie

Product Description

This club has a Dot Punch Regular face pattern, marked with the trade of Wright & Ditson ST ANDREWS, the sole reads MASHIE, this mark was used between 1920-1930, Research tells us that Wright laid out New England’s – and America’s – first public golf course, Boston’s Franklin Park in 1890. Wright and Ditson Sporting Goods imported and sold golf clubs; early U.S. Open champion Francis Ouimet worked at the store while pursuing his amateur career. Wright later donated the 156 acres (0.63 km2), the former Grew estate, for Boston’s second municipal course which became the Donald Ross-designed George Wright Golf Course located in the Hyde Park section of Boston. This Club is in good playable condition with the new Grip and Wax coated thread use for the whipping then finished with shellac to protect it from any bag damage that may occur. Please note: All our Clubs have been fully restored by a professional restorer of Hickory Golf Clubs; it/they will arrive with a Tarnish Guard to protect it from the damp air which will allow it to rust, and should be replaced after cleaning.

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