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Early 30s with paint-stained jeans and a vintage polo tucked in. Hair pulled back in a messy bun, she's always elbow-deep in club restoration—sanding grips, polishing irons. Photographed in natural light through dusty workshop windows, sleeves rolled up, laughing at something off-camera. The future of the family business.
A customer who became family. Late 70s, flat cap, tweed jacket with elbow patches. He's the guy sitting on a stool by the counter, gesturing wildly while telling stories about courses he played in the '60s. Always photographed with a cup of tea in hand, surrounded by vintage putters.
Mid-20s with a modern athletic build, but styled in vintage-inspired golf wear—high-waisted trousers, tucked-in striped polo, leather golf glove. She represents the young golfer discovering the beauty of classic clubs. Shot on actual fairways with golden hour light, mid-swing with a blade iron, hair caught in the breeze.
A wiry man in his 40s wearing a worn canvas vest and bucket hat. He's photographed carrying a vintage leather golf bag, walking a links course at dawn. Knows every club by feel, every course by heart. Represents the working-class soul of golf—authentic, unglamorous, essential.
A weathered Irishman in his late 50s with silver-streaked hair, always in a well-worn cardigan over a crisp white shirt. He's photographed mid-laugh in the workshop, holding a persimmon driver like it's a newborn, or leaning against a wall of vintage bags with reading glasses perched on his nose. Warm, knowing eyes that say he's seen every club ever made.