This is the belt buckle made from the hand-forged wrought iron head of a 1920s-era Scottish hickory golf club. No two buckles are alike and each one has unique markings that may have been caused by determined swings from a cavernous pot bunker while battling whipping coastal winds on St. Andrews or another legendary links course. The club head was originally hand-formed by a blacksmith and the buckle has the artisan’s cleek mark and club loft that were originally stamped into the iron nearly 100 years ago. The club head used for the buckle is either a mid-iron (five or six) or a mashie—the classic name for a 33° lofted iron, similar to a modern-day seven-iron. 3 1/2"-3 3/4" L x 1 3/4"-2" H. (3 lbs.)