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jonjon88

By jonjon88
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Hi, fairly new to golfing just been playing a few rounds with friends over the past 6 months and lots of driving range for fun but for a living I buy and sell things so naturally as I learn to play I learn what to look for and buy it either cheap or in bulk. Well I bought a bunch of clubs and maybe I just dont know anyone who has been around long enough to know what I came across its a all wooden club, shaft and all looks approximately like a 5 wood and has a metal bottom looks to be brass or of the likes and it says "Thunder Wood" with a lightning bolt emblem etched into it and nothing else on the club or grip other than it appears to be gripped with a lamkin grip. Can anyone tell me anything more about this club or is it just a good piece to start a fire with?


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It's probably not worth much with the Lamkin grip, but post a picture. It might be a good conversation piece to have in the bag - just for kicks.

Originally Posted by jonjon88

Hi, fairly new to golfing just been playing a few rounds with friends over the past 6 months and lots of driving range for fun but for a living I buy and sell things so naturally as I learn to play I learn what to look for and buy it either cheap or in bulk. Well I bought a bunch of clubs and maybe I just dont know anyone who has been around long enough to know what I came across its a all wooden club, shaft and all looks approximately like a 5 wood and has a metal bottom looks to be brass or of the likes and it says "Thunder Wood" with a lightning bolt emblem etched into it and nothing else on the club or grip other than it appears to be gripped with a lamkin grip. Can anyone tell me anything more about this club or is it just a good piece to start a fire with?



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