Vintage Vulcan golf clubs-stainless steel?
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May I suggest you ring Vulcan and ask them if they have any collector value? Their # is 1-800-842-1836. The condition of the clubs would be important. You can send me 10%... (only joking).
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There is one company that guarantees tee times on the old course....\n\nKeith Prowse Ltd. Old Course Experience....it's very pricey, but you'll have a time for sure. \n\nhttp://www.oldcourse-experience.com/data/aboutus/aboutus.htm\n\nHave fun!!
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I used to play with a set of these back in the day....kinda cool clubs...internal cavity.\n\nCheck Ebay:\n\nhttp://search.ebay.com/search/search.dll?sofocus=bs&sbrftog=1&fnu=1&from=R10&satitle=taylor+made+icw+11&sacat=-1%26catref%3DC6&sargn=-1%26saslc%3D2&sadis=200&fpos=44305&ftrt=1&ftrv=1&saprclo=&saprchi=&fsop=1%26fsoo%3D1&coaction=compare&copagenum=1&coentrypage=search&fgtp=
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Try Ebay...search for the types of clubs you have and see if you can find something comparable....
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Not sure if the inside is true stainless steel.\nI would return the item, to be safe.\nOr, the substance, is residue from manufacture of the cap, or the seal of the stainless and the flask.
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Most forgiving irons are:\n\nPing G2\nPing G5\nMizuno MX-17\nMizuno MX-900\nCallaway Big Bertha\nCleveland CG4\n\nIf you specifically want a forged club, the Mizuno MX-23 is the most forgiving.\n\nWhile cloned clubs are fine for beginners, I would always have something in the back of my mind, questioning if its the club or me.  Since golf is such a mind game, the last thing I need is to doubt the quality of clubs.  Confidence goes along way in this game, and name brand, reputation, and even appearance of the clubs play a role in boosting confidence.\n\nHope this is helpful!
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true. most clones will get you just about what you're looking for minus the outrageous price tags. I LOVE muscle back irons like the Titleist 690 but cannot afford the $1000 tag for them. I use, instead, a Nike clone set in which I put together myself, saving me even more money and they are pretty much similar. The Titleists are true forged blades but my clones are cast so there is a difference there, however, playing my clones still give me the feel and comfortablilty with using muscle back irons while I learn and improve my game. I've had my set for about 3 years and have gotten better to the point where I will now be custom fit for my set in a couple of months or so (still working on the price tag for now). But your logic is right on. no need to drop a grand on a set your not ready to use so get the knock offs for now and work your way up.
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Dynamic Gold Regular shafts are probably on more clubs than all other steel shafts put together.  If you swing harder than average (as determined by clubhead speed, not by effort), you may benefit from the stiff shafts, which flex less and more quickly than R shafts.  Or, if you use shafts that are more than 1" longer than standard, you may need a stiffer shaft.  Longer shafts flex more than shorter ones.  Go to a good golf store and have your head speed measured with a shaft comparable to the one you contemplate using.  That is the most reliable indicator of which flex you need.\n\nGraphite shafts are generally lighter than steel, but do not necessarily flex more.  They come in a range of stiffnesses, just like steel shafts.  The reduced weight often permits more clubhead speed or longer shafts with no weight increase, and so require a stiffer shaft than a comparable steel shaft.
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Golfsmith.com should have them.
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The value of the clubs will depend, to a certain extent, in which country they are to be sold. For instance their value would be greater in countries with less golfing history than Britain:- Germany, Switzerland, Austria or maybe Scandinavian countries. \n       The value of the "woods" wooden heads & shafts depends on age and the club maker.Generally, older woods will have smaller heads and have no face insert and if they are really old the shaft and head will be spliced and not joined by a bore hole.\n     The irons with a hand symbol will definitely have been produced by the firm George Nicoll of Leven, Fife, Scotland. A well known family owned firm that existed at least till the mid-1970´s.
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My husband says its probably a german military parachute knife. ROSTFREI means rust proof in german. Look at the following link...
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if your lookin 4 accuracy go wit steel, for distance graphite. Degree depends on the club ur replacing. if its like a five wood choose around a 18 degree loft, or say a 3 iron go wit about a 22 degree.
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Any of the major manufacturers make quality clubs. \n\nI would recommend a cavity backed style of irons, just for forgiveness. \n\nSearch out some new clubs here:\n\nhttp://www.golfgalaxy.com
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I WOULD LOOK AT HYBRID IRONS AND FAIRWAY WOODS, ADAMS GOLF I WOULD RECOMMEND THEY ARE DAM GOOD MANUFACTURES OF GOLF CLUBS, GET FITTED FOR THEM. LENGTH, LIE, GRIP SIZE, FLEX. BAD BACK OR NOT YOU NEED THE TOOLS TO GET YOU AROUND THE COURSE, HAVE YOUR NEXT SET BUILT TO YOUR GAME, NOT OFF THE RACK. ON YOUR BACK PROBLEM I DONT KNOW THE NAME OF THE COMPANY THAT MAKES THE MAGNETS BUT YAHOO SEARCH, JIM COLBERT ON THE CHAMPIONS TOUR SWEARS BY THEM, GRIP IT AN RIP IT
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I would think eBay would work a little better for this.  But if anyone is interested, I have a set of Callaway X-Tours and love them, X-18's are basically the same, with bigger heads and more forgiveness.
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If you have no budgetary limits, you have many, many options.  I would recommend the Ping G5's (if you can stand their looks) or the Mizuno Mx-900s.  These are both extremely forgiving clubs that are geared toward the beginner.  Expect to spend close to a thousand bucks, though.\n\nFor those on a budget, the Adams Idea OS set for men is probably the best product on the market.  They are very forgiving clubs that are very good quality for a good price.  The set includes wood-like hybrids for the 3 and 4 irons, iron-like hybrids for the 5 and 6 irons, and regular cavity backs for your 7-PW irons. This set can be found on eBay for $369 or mid-$400's retail.\n\nIf you are just trying out golf experimentally, then buy a set of used clubs.  Make sure they have cavity backs though, because used or not, you want the most forgiving clubs as a beginner.\n\nHope this is helpful!
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Today's market is all about fitting.  Don't go buy a set off the rack.  The fitting process works.  Go to the manufactures websites and find out when the next demo day will be in your area.  I have several of them on my blog roll.  Hit as many clubs as you can and have someone fit you several times.  Even if you buy copies you can use the information form the club fitting to help you get the right set.  I also have a link that will help you find the value of clubs to help with price.  On the left side of my blog you will see about 10 links to help you out http://blog.360.yahoo.com/blog-jbU0VJ8hfKdLFtO8i.cRwqRp?p=581