An antique wood shaft or hickory shaft, Leslie Brownlee mid iron with rampant lion cleek mark in good used condition.  Probably Burke Golf Co., Rampant Lion Series.

Sold as is for display or restoration.

About 36 1/2 inches long. 

Records suggest that golf was first played in territorial Oklahoma in May 1900 at Guthrie Country Club. Also that year a nine-hole golf course reportedly opened for play in the Maywood addition of Oklahoma City, in the vicinity of Northeast Twelfth and Stiles, near the Jordan farm. Scottish immigrant Alexander H. Findlay, an early golf course architect and one of the first persons to play golf in the United States, designed the course at Guthrie Country Club. Other Scottish golf professionals followed Findlay into Oklahoma, including Leslie Brownlee, who designed the Oklahoma City Lakeview Golf Course in 1907, and Brownlee's nephew, Arthur Jackson, whose construction work and model caddie program at Oklahoma City's Lincoln Park (opened in 1922) would earn him designation as "the father of public golf in Oklahoma." 

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