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Vintage Classic Ben Hogan MacDougall P-208 Wooden Shaft Putter
Vintage Classic Ben Hogan MacDougall P-208 Wooden Shaft Putter
Vintage Classic Ben Hogan MacDougall P-208 Wooden Shaft Putter
Vintage Classic Ben Hogan MacDougall P-208 Wooden Shaft Putter
Vintage Classic Ben Hogan MacDougall P-208 Wooden Shaft Putter
Vintage Classic Ben Hogan MacDougall P-208 Wooden Shaft Putter
Vintage Classic Ben Hogan MacDougall P-208 Wooden Shaft Putter
Vintage Classic Ben Hogan MacDougall P-208 Wooden Shaft Putter
Vintage Classic Ben Hogan MacDougall P-208 Wooden Shaft Putter
Vintage Classic Ben Hogan MacDougall P-208 Wooden Shaft Putter

Vintage Classic Ben Hogan MacDougall P-208 Wooden Shaft Putter

$ 21.05

Availability: 23 in stock
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Brand: Ben Hogan
  • Model: Ben Hogan MacDougall P-208
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Condition: Vintage used condition. Make sure you look at all the zoom pictures for a better idea of condition.
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Golf Club Type: Putter

    Description

    This item is a right handed 35" (measured along the axis of the shaft) aluminum mallet style putter. Marked Ben Hogan and MacDougall P-208. MacDougall was a famous putter designer and designed a series of putters in both steel and hickory shafts for the Ben Hogan Company to sell. The soft aluminum h
    ead is in pretty good used condition.
    Head shows the expected play wear including minor play nicks and dings. Original hickory shaft. Leather strips on both the front and back side in the recesses for a grip.
    Please look at the many zoom pictures for a better idea of condition. These are pictures of the actual club and not some bogus stock photos. Great putting putter.
    S
    hipping in the US is calculated and based on a 2 pound box. This item shipped calculated Priority Mail. For those of you that never ship but only receive items, the further you are from me in NC the more shipping will be. That is the way the USPS charges. On top of that, eBay and
    PayPal
    take almost 15% of what I receive for shipping (out of I receive .50) and I would like to break even. Shipping to foreign countries is also calculated and will be much higher.
    In accordance with the current Ebay policy I am only allowed to state that I accept payment via
    PayPal
    . eBay now collects tax for many states. I do not receive that money as eBay remits it directly to your state.