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That is correct. Ben Crenshaw bought the entire U S stock of the BenchMark 60s 8802 styled putters from the Wood Bros shop in Humble, Texas. Few of these putters were ever made. Dave Wood's estimate is no more than 20 of each model, due to the time required to hand forge them. Dave indicated to me that any remaining 8802 models are likely in Japan. The 8802 model featured a Dave Wood patented cork grip allowing individual putter swing weight and putter balance adjustments.One of the 8802 putters is pictured in my original posts/threat. The Wood Bros thread continues with new information from me and other Wood Bros collectors. Ben is also a great friend of Dave Wood - the craftsman who sold and modified Ben's MacGregor M85 driver used to win the 1984 Masters. Texsport

Sorry, you don't know what you are talking about. The Wood Bros putters were made 30 years ago, by the former Mizuno master club maker, whose family were sword makers and the gentleman himself is now nearly 100 years old. WWII ended Samuri sword making. These putters have nothing to do with a modern 2017 company, and were hand forged by 1 person. You are asking about my posts on Wood Bros Golf Company, and all my information comes directly from my friend of 40 years, and the founder/owner of Wood Bros Golf, Dave Woods. After he sold Wood Bros Dave worked for years as the V P of Design and Club Development for MacGregor Golf. Regarding the sword making reference. The Mizuno Golf website still claims Japanese expertise in sword making, and that the sword making expertise is used in making Mizuno golf clubs. The Mizuno forging process video https://www.youtube.com/embed/O9rVM4-QwiY?rel=0&autoplay=1 Texsport