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Hi,

This is my first time posting as I'm looking for the help of someone who really knows their clubs! I've recently come into possession of a full set of 'Heritage' Golf Irons (3-SW, pics attached) and I can't find any information about them online. I did find information on the Macgregor Heritage range but nothing I can find looks even remotely like these.

Does anyone have any idea what they are and if they're worth anything?

Thanks in advance.

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20 minutes ago, MCFC OK said:

Hi,

This is my first time posting as I'm looking for the help of someone who really knows their clubs! I've recently come into possession of a full set of 'Heritage' Golf Irons (3-SW, pics attached) and I can't find any information about them online. I did find information on the Macgregor Heritage range but nothing I can find looks even remotely like these.

Does anyone have any idea what they are and if they're worth anything?

Thanks in advance.

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Don't know exactly what they are, but old golf clubs aren't generally worth much.

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2 minutes ago, billchao said:

Don't know exactly what they are, but old golf clubs aren't generally worth much.

That's true, not really bothered about the value. They're almost impossible to play with and they're just cluttering the house up so I thought I'd try moving them on. 

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Do yourself a favor,see if a magnet sticks to the clubface. They look like zinc die cast heads.(N G) Check True Temper shaft imprint on bottom portion of shaft-- True Temper/ Temper True= commercial shaft.

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3 minutes ago, pgone said:

Do yourself a favor,see if a magnet sticks to the clubface. They look like zinc die cast heads.(N G) Check True Temper shaft imprint on bottom portion of shaft-- True Temper/ Temper True= commercial shaft.

Thanks for your reply. Just tried the magnet and it didn't seem to stick - not sure if that's a good thing? Haha. The label at the base of the shaft says 'True Temper', but it certainly looks like it's not the original.

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1 minute ago, pgone said:

Magnets love stainless steel,die cast fall right off--Probable cost on that club brand new.. $5 assembled. Some folks just cant afford the real deal...

Well at least they can find their final resting place in the bin now I know haha! Thanks.

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They remind me of the cheap clubs that used to be available to beat around at the driving range for anyone who stopped by without their own.

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Just now, David in FL said:

They remind me of the cheap clubs that used to be available to beat around at the driving range for anyone who stopped by without their own.

Welcome to the forum.  Stick around!  :beer:

They feel very much like that to me too. Can barely even swing the things! Will do, thank you.

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donate them to a thrift shop. Somebody will have a use for them.

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1 hour ago, pgone said:

Magnets love stainless steel

I don't know where you get this from, but good stainless is non-magnetic. That's how they test steel at a scrap yard.

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9 hours ago, billchao said:

I don't know where you get this from, but good stainless is non-magnetic. That's how they test steel at a scrap yard.

Yup.

http://www.physlink.com/education/askexperts/ae546.cfm

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A basic stainless steel has a 'ferritic' structure and is magnetic. ... However, the most common stainless steels are 'austenitic' - these have a higher chromium content and nickel is also added. It is the nickel which modifies the physical structure of the steel and makes it non-magnetic.

That said, my Miuras stick to magnets, as do my Edel wedges. (Those are the only two clubs I had on hand.)

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