Sentence examples for club maker from inspiring English sources

In my previous column I misspelled the name of a golf club maker.

On coming up as caddies: "Jimmy Demaret was a club maker for my dad at River Oaks Country Club.

Correction: November 21, 2000, Tuesday In my previous column I misspelled the name of a golf club maker.

For starters, it is disrespectful to the club maker, which still had to pay the player millions for playing poorly.

For every drive over 300 yards that he hits this year up to 300, his club maker, Ping, will donate $300 to a cancer-related charity.

The Callaway Golf Company, the nation's leading golf club maker, said yesterday that it had elected Ronald Drapeau chairman to succeed its late founder, Ely Callaway.

CLUB makers are offering golfers a new advantage: drivers with heads designed to resist twisting, making them more forgiving.

[C4.] Club Makers Expand Into Golf Balls Callaway Golf, the maker of Big Bertha golf clubs, and Taylor makeradidas Goff, manother another popular line of clubs, expanded their product lines into golf balls.

The club makers of outstanding repute in the early 19th century were Hugh Philip at St. Andrews and the McEwan brothers of Musselburgh, notably Douglas, whose clubs were described as models of symmetry and shape.

Villegas, who switched club makers, from Cobra to TaylorMade, in 2011, ranked a career-high fourth in greens in regulation on tour this year behind Justin Rose, Bubba Watson and Lee Westwood, and he did not miss many fairways or greens Monday.

In the early to mid-1800s, the coveted names are John Jackson and Hugh Philp, the first official maker at St. Andrews in Scotland, who is recognized as the Stradivarius of club makers.