
When my Grandfather passed in 2003, I inherited his putters - a Ping Pal 2 stainless, and a Ray Cook Blue Goose 1.
He was a WWII vet (fought at Monte Cassino in the 24th Battalion) and won a Miltary Medal for bravery. He was an avid golfer and was affectionately known as "Colonel" to close family.
I have recently put the BG1 into play and loved it immediately. It was already in great condition (he bought it in the early nineties) so I decided to personalise it in his memory.
I de-badged the back cover, stamped it with his shortened nickname, and cut some thin stainless steel I had lying around to jam fit in the cavity as two military bars. I scruffed the bars up with some coarse paper to give a used look.
I put a Winn PCL triple line grip on, which is fantastic.
Just wanted to share.
He was a WWII vet (fought at Monte Cassino in the 24th Battalion) and won a Miltary Medal for bravery. He was an avid golfer and was affectionately known as "Colonel" to close family.
I have recently put the BG1 into play and loved it immediately. It was already in great condition (he bought it in the early nineties) so I decided to personalise it in his memory.
I de-badged the back cover, stamped it with his shortened nickname, and cut some thin stainless steel I had lying around to jam fit in the cavity as two military bars. I scruffed the bars up with some coarse paper to give a used look.
I put a Winn PCL triple line grip on, which is fantastic.
Just wanted to share.












