The 2014 Ryder Cup is upon us and Scotland is preparing for the biennial men’s golf competition in 3D printed style. For this year’s event, the University of Dundee and St. Andrews Golf Co. have worked together to recreate a unique 125-year-old golf club from the British Golf Museum in St Andrews.
As a club manufacturer established in 1881, St. Andrews Golf Co. is the last remaining maker of golf clubs in Scotland, responsible for George Nicoll, Tom Stewart, and St Andrews Golf Co., three of the country’s biggest brands. And to pay tribute to and extend their legacy, the company is in the process of restoring historic clubs from the British Golf Museum, starting with the obscure Rake Iron.…
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