WHY THE NAME SPOONSTOPPERS?

It is believed that the game of golf originated in Scotland in the 1100"s. Prior to the 20th century, wood-shafted club faces were shaped like a spoon [ concave ] and were most similar to today's 3-woods.

Wood heads were introduced in the 1930"s and began to be replaced by steel and then by titanium in the 1970's. By the 1980's, shafts were made of graphite.

THE MAKING OF SPOONSTOPPERS

Until now, old drivers have been hidden away, but SpoonStoppers allow golf lovers to display these wonderful old drivers in a unique manor. Most of the old drivers used to make SpoonStoppers come from basements, attics and barns and are between 40 and 70 years old.

Drivers are originals with brand names such as Wilson, Spalding, Walter Hagen, Northwestern, Dunlop and more. Driver sizes vary from #1 to #5, since golf drivers are made of some of the hardest material known by man, each SpoonStopper still shows markings from the game and are brought back to life with a beautiful finish.

Since SpoonStoppers TM still bear brand names, patents and individual designs, they are unique conversation pieces and collectibles in the home as well as in any place where golfers congregate. SpoonStoppers are made entirely in the USA. Display on wine bottles at home or great for any bar display.