vintage golf club set featuring a brown leather-style bag and several clubs with yellow headcovers.

vintage-style leather golf club headcovers and a matching alligator-patterned golf bag. Golf Headcover Set The headcovers feature a distinct two-tone design with yellow (often called "butter yellow" or "patina gold") leather and brown alligator-textured accents. Design Elements: These covers typically feature appliquéd numbers (1, 3, 4, and 'A') and diamond-shaped alligator patches. Professional Golf "Professional" model iron. It is a vintage-style blade iron characterized by the cursive "Professional" script across the back of the clubhead and the "PG" logo (representing Professional Golf) located in the lower-left corner. Club Type: Muscle-back blade iron, often found in sets ranging from 2-iron through Pitching Wedge (PW). Shaft/Grip: Original models often featured "Super PG" regular flex steel shafts and matching Professional Golf grips. Material: Crafted from persimmon wood, often oil-hardened for durability and moisture resistance. Face Insert: Features a decorative and functional two-tone ABS face insert with a distinct "screw" pattern, typical of high-end vintage models from the mid-20th century. Neck Design: The club has a traditional black string-wrapped neck (whipping) to reinforce the connection between the head and the shaft. This vintage SUR-PUTT putter is a notable example of early 20th-century golf club innovation, characterized by its distinctive forked-hosel (also known as a "fork-neck") design. This architecture was famously pioneered by Otto Hackbarth around 1910 to create a center-shafted effect that reduced clubhead twisting during a stroke. Product Details Design: The "forked-hosel" connects the shaft to both the heel and toe of the putter head, distributing weight more evenly to increase stability. Materials: This model appears to be made of brass or a similar heavy copper alloy, which was common for these specialized "patent" clubs of that era. Markings: The head is stamped with "SUR-PUTT PAT. PEND." (Patent Pending), indicating it was a unique design seeking legal protection at the time of manufacture.