A left handed hickory putter with a clean blue and grey color scheme. The only unique identifying mark remaining on the club was the word “sherardized” which is a zinc galvanizing process for steel. It’s supposed to limit corrosion, but that protection didn’t last. However, stripping the rust left this club with with a unique pitted appearance. It reminded me of cloudy skies or the moon, so I gripped in light blue chrome tan leather and grey whipping thread. The club has 9 degrees of loft, is 35 inches long, and has a B1 swing weight.
A left handed hickory putter with a clean blue and grey color scheme. The only unique identifying mark remaining on the club was the word “sherardized” which is a zinc galvanizing process for steel. It’s supposed to limit corrosion, but that protection didn’t last. However, stripping the rust left this club with with a unique pitted appearance. It reminded me of cloudy skies or the moon, so I gripped in light blue chrome tan leather and grey whipping thread. The club has 9 degrees of loft, is 35 inches long, and has a B1 swing weight.
