"The JH Taylor” (Soft Mesh Replica Golf Ball) "The JH Taylor” (Soft Mesh Replica Golf Ball) "The JH Taylor” (Soft Mesh Replica Golf Ball) "The JH Taylor” (Soft Mesh Replica Golf Ball)
"The JH Taylor” (Soft Mesh Replica Golf Ball)
"The JH Taylor” (Soft Mesh Replica Golf Ball)
"The JH Taylor” (Soft Mesh Replica Golf Ball)
"The JH Taylor” (Soft Mesh Replica Golf Ball)

Mcintyre Golf

"The JH Taylor” (Soft Mesh Replica Golf Ball)

$10.00

 

"The JH Taylor" is a replica golf ball with a mesh ball pattern. This pattern was first patented in 1912. It replaced the bramble ball and became the favorite of many leading professionals into the 1920s. This JH Taylor model is a softer version  (now 35 compression) of our popular Ouimet ball, and has been the official ball for participants in the Hickory Grail matches.  


Specifications:

Ball Size: 

1.68in

Ball Weight: 

1.62 ozs

Historical Period: 

c. 1912-1930

Personalization Available:

Interested in customizing one of these balls with a company logo or a personal mark? Check out our custom balls for more details. Send images or text to mcintyregolf@hotmail.com.  If questions call me at +1.402.305.1773.



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From Chris Mcintyre, who developed the original replica balls:

I wanted to let you know how much I enjoy playing hickory golf with the JH Taylor mesh style golf balls!

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