What year did they make first flight golf clubs?

Answer 1

First Flight was a premium brand of Golf clubs made up until the early to mid sixties. There was a former pro named Tony Penna that had much to do with the design of these clubs and the ownership of that company and they were sold exclusively in pro-shops at the time, being there were no huge sporting goods chains at the time such as Dicks Sporting Goods or Sports Authority. Arnold Palmer had endorsed these clubs in some manner but desired to sign a big endorsement deal with Wilson Sporting Goods when his contract ran out with First Flight. Sears came along and offered Arnie a large sum of money to put his name on some cheap department store clubs that were sold at Sears for something like $69. The deal ruined First Flight, drove them into bankruptcy. Arnie only took care of Arnie, nobody else. Ask anyone what caused the demise of First Flight and they'll tell you it was Arnold Palmer. Many of the First Flight irons designed by Penna are considered collectors items today if in reaonably good condition.

Answer 2

The First Known Written Rules of Golf Were Drafted in 1744. They were put into writing by the Gentlemen Golfers of Leith, now the Honourable Company of Edinburgh Golfers based at Muirfield. The rules were written for the Annual Challenge for the Edinburgh Silver Club in 1744.

Answer 3

1960’s is all I know

Answer 4

1964