Send those putts to the underworld with this left handed putter named for the Egyptian god of resurrection. This lovely hickory and brass putter, made by the Leyland and Birmingham Rubber Company in the 1910s, has a little pyramid stamped on it, so of course we named it for an Egyptian deity. Orisis’ skin was often depicted as green symbolizing fertility and rebirth. He was also typically shown bearing a crook and flail with an alternating blue and yellow pattern. So this club has a green Italian pebble grain leather grip with blue and yellow bands of waxed Irish linen whipping thread. The original hickory shaft is refinished and free of cracks and splits, and gives the club an overall length of 34 inches. The brass club head has 9 degrees of loft and an agile B0 swing weight.
Send those putts to the underworld with this left handed putter named for the Egyptian god of resurrection. This lovely hickory and brass putter, made by the Leyland and Birmingham Rubber Company in the 1910s, has a little pyramid stamped on it, so of course we named it for an Egyptian deity. Orisis’ skin was often depicted as green symbolizing fertility and rebirth. He was also typically shown bearing a crook and flail with an alternating blue and yellow pattern. So this club has a green Italian pebble grain leather grip with blue and yellow bands of waxed Irish linen whipping thread. The original hickory shaft is refinished and free of cracks and splits, and gives the club an overall length of 34 inches. The brass club head has 9 degrees of loft and an agile B0 swing weight.
