A Fore Iron on a green wall with its engraved brass plate
Custom engraved

The Fore Iron

$350

A real vintage golf iron, bent by hand and hung on the wall, with an engraved brass plate that tells the story.

How many
Your plate

Pick the story. Add his name and the date below.

Includes $30 shipping anywhere in the US. Free when you order two.

Made to order. Arrives in about 3 weeks.

By ordering, you agree to our Terms and Privacy Policy. Custom orders are final sale.

  • We supply the vintage iron. You don't send anything in.
  • We email you a proof of the plate before we engrave it.
  • Arrives boxed, with wall pegs, ready to hang.
  • Made to order, so it arrives in about three weeks.
  • Ships anywhere in the US: $30 for one, free for two.
  • Made to order by hand, so no returns once it's engraved.
What's in the box

One vintage steel iron, bent by hand. One engraved 6 x 2 in brass plate. Wall pegs and the hardware for the plate.

When will it arrive?

About three weeks. Each one is bent and engraved by hand after you order, and we email you a proof of the plate along the way.

How much is shipping?

$30 anywhere in the US for one. Order two and shipping is free.

Size

It's a full-length iron, anywhere from a 9-iron to a 2-iron, so each one is a little different. The plate is 6 x 2 in and mounts just below the bend.

Which iron will I get?

A real vintage iron. The number is a surprise, and no two come out the same.

Who makes it?

An artist bends each iron by hand, one at a time.

Can I return it?

No. Each one is made to order, bent by hand by an artist and engraved with your story, so there are no returns or refunds once it's engraved. If we can't make your order, you get a full refund. If it arrives damaged, email a photo to foreironsusa@gmail.com and we'll make it right.

How do I reach you?

Email us at foreironsusa@gmail.com or message us on Instagram at @foreironsusa.

In the shop

Heated, bent and finished by hand.

Every Fore Iron starts as a real club on the bench. The artist heats the steel with a torch, bends it slowly in the vise, then welds on the loop it hangs from. No molds, no shortcuts.

A torch heating the steel shaft of a golf iron at the bend
01Heat the steel
A gloved hand holding a torch to a golf shaft bent in a vise
02Bend it in the vise
The artist in a welding helmet welding a bent golf iron at the workbench
03Weld the hanging loop
Up close

A real golf club, perfectly bent.

One smooth bend, no kinks, no cracks. The steel shaft keeps its shine and the clubhead stays the way it left the bag.

Bent by handOne at a time
Close-up of the smooth bend in the steel shaft with its hanging loop
01One smooth bend
The original clubhead and bent shaft of a vintage iron on a dark wood table
02Original clubhead
A bent vintage iron lying on a dark wood table, seen from above
03Vintage steel