A later scared neck persimmon driver by David Adams, stamped to crown D ADAMS, lead backweight, horn insert, hickory shaft, later suede grip.
The head is scuffed, the club has been well used over the years, playable, an example of a scared neck club in the autumn of this type of manufacture, circa 1908.
David Adams was the professional at Glasgow-Alexandra (Riddrie) GC from 1899-1910 before joining Douglas Park GC until 1938.
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