Thread: What is your best golf find from a yard sale?

nice...I have a buddy that refuses to use anything thats not made in the USA. So he is currently using a set of Spalding Executives (I believe) that are made in the USA and a leather golf bag made in america as well

I thought that too... POW!!!

Haven't had much luck at the old yard sale seen. Not that I don't try, just not lucky I guess.

I picked up a Spalding TPM-4 putter at the range for $3.- on Sunday. I could probably get one for $30.- on ebay, but it ain't all about the monetary gains: In my hands this thing may turn out to be priceless! Or not! Feels like a great putter though.

Wasn't a golf club, but an old flintlock pistol that a friend found that was the deal of a life time. He found it buried in the dirt of an old barn back east. Was covered in dirt and couldn't tell much. He offered the farmer $25 for it and took it home. Turns out when he cleaned it up, there was a GOLD engraved plate inlet into the wood. Engraving said. "Custom made for the King of Prussia" Turns out it was worth...

havn't come accross a good deal. a guy tried giveing me a bad deal though. came accross a guy that had a couple sleaves of nike pdsoft balls. i asked how much figureing it might be a deal as its a lawn sale. so he tells me 6 bucks each. so i was like ummm ok no thanks i can get them for 15-17 a dozen. so then he tells me oh i don't know how much they go for i got them for free for switching my car insurence. so i said have a nice...

Three dollars for the first Big Bertha nine degree, steel head driver at a swap meet. Didn't need it, but for three bucks and it was in great condition. Put a new grip on it, played with it for a few days, and it now sits in the closet. But it was a great deal.

i saw a "hammer" driver the one they advertise on the golf channel that was barley used abd he was selling it for 15 bucks when it is a 150 dollar driver i didnt buy it because i already have a good driver

I found a Burr Key Bilt Classic 4 iron with wood shaft for $3.00. It has a round brass insert in the middle of the face which goes all the way through the club. Four lines radiate out to the left and right with two straight lines at both top and bottom. It is an absolutely beautiful vintage club and like nothing I've ever seen before. I believe it was manufactured around 1920. Has anyone else seen something like this? Any idea of...

I thought I might hear some real good stories here but nothing compared to the one a friend of mine came across about 20 years ago. He happened to see some clubs standing outside at a garage sale as he was driving by and just out of curiosity stopped to check them out. Well the lady was selling her deceased husbands clubs and didn't know the value so my friend offered her $100 for them all and she was thinking it was too much. Anyway he...