Tz Golf - Vintage Rare Titleist Model 90 3-9 and 50 similar items

See my other listings for other Brands, Models and Options. At TZ GOLF we specialize in vintage clubs and golf related items that have a cult like following, may be underrated in some circles, are beautiful to look at, have great performance, give a better value than overpriced new clubs and will help golfers have more fun style on the golf course. Acushnet/Titleist Model 90 Irons 3-9, 7 Club Set, - 1976-1978 The first Acushnet irons debuted in 1970 and were known as the Finalist Forged irons. They were introduced to the market just one year after Acushnet (Titleist) purchased Golfcraft in 1969 to get into the space. If you are not familiar with the Golfcraft Company, it produced top-of-the-line forged clubs under a number of brands dating back to the 1940s. In fact, in 1966, three years before Acushnet purchased it, the Wall Street Journal called Golfcraft the largest golf club manufacturing company in the world. Beyond its own brands, it sold blank heads to some other manufacturers to do final finishing and shaping. If you have read other articles in this series, you might remember that back in 1961, a man named Karsten Solheim bought some blank Golfcraft heads and milled the backs out to produces the very first cavity back iron: the Ping Ballnamic ?69 (reference: Greatest Ben Hogan Irons of all Time). The purchase of Golfcraft made Acushnet an instant player in the category to complement its already strong position in the ball market. The Model 90, although small by today?s standards, offered a lot of playability for golfers looking for an alternative to traditional forged blades. One final fun fact about the AC 108, the branded Tungsten toe weights from the iron were used in the first prototype Scotty Cameron putters that had tungsten weighting. The Acushnet Titleist Model 90 irons are some of the first irons Titleist ever produced and were introduced in 1976. Forged Carbon Steel, Chrome Finish, Sole has the iron number and Tour model, Titleist on the muscle and Forged on the back top line towards the heel. Review: "Clubs offer a great value for someone who isn't as interested in cosmetics, but cares about performance. Shows frequent to heavy use, but does not show any signs of abuse. All clubs in Value Condition are in 100% playable condition, which is the perfect option for the player looking for more bang for the buck. Typical wear you?ll see on a Value condition club is moderate to heavy ball marks and scratching on the face, moderate to heavy scratching on the sole, moderate to heavy dings and nicks on the crown and/or around the edges of the head, moderate to heavy scratches, and paint chips/ blemishes on or around the crown. Shaft will have noticeable wear." This vintage set is in playable condition, there are minimal scratches, some missing chrome, and no dings to speak of (see pictures), all have playable grips, great looking shafts, as well as almost no groove wear. These irons will be a great set for play or as collectables for many years. Acushnet True Temper Regular Flex Steel shafts in excellent condition Most grips are Lamkin SwingRite / GripRite Style Grips and are playable Grooves are sharp, clean, and deep Bid with confidence (100% positive feedback) Fast shipping Prices are based on the complete iron set. Compliment your purchase with an original Bullseye mallet or blade putter. https://www.ebay.com/itm/265496511516