Walking Sticks, or Golf Sunday Sticks, were usually made by apprentices at golf clubmaking factories as a means of learning the art of clubmaking or keeping them occupied when business was slack. They were welcomed by keen golfers as they strode to church on a Sunday, or by players merely enjoying the airs.
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