Vintage Toney Penna 1776 US Bicentennial Driver Golf Club #1

Toney Penna was always known for his brillance in the use of color in golf equipment. This 1776 driver which pays tribute to the United States was created during the bicentennial year. One of 200 made for the Budweiser Distributor in Akron/Canton, Ohio in 1976. Driver features three screw criss cross face. Overall this driver is in very good condition with very little wear and appears to have only been used a few times. The only issue with the club is the grip has dried out and has cracked a good amount. It really doesn't look very bad as a display piece however if you're wanting to use the club you'll probably want to put a new grip on it (the grip really isn't anything special, it's a Golf Pride Pro grip from the era, you might possibly be able to find an old NOS one to replace it with). Other than the grip the club really is in great condition and quite rare considering only 200 were made. Don't miss your chance to own this rare piece of golf memorabilia! Thank You