HELP! PEPSI COLA GOLF CLUBS

[TheLuckyloser]

I need to know if anybody knows around what year these are or has any information on them. Are they worth anything? I haven't been able to find another set anywhere.

[STUDque]

You should take those bad boys on Pawn Stars

 

 

 

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[TheLuckyloser]

At least they'd be able to do all of the legwork on it

[hckymeyer]

They are called either Profeel or Address clubs and were made in the late 80's.  I'm guessing the Pepsi badge in the cavity was just for some promotion.

 

Here's the article I found.  http://newsok.com/article/2237231

 

And another one here.  http://www.tulsaworld.com/archives/address-clubs-make-impact-worldwide/article_dfc93fb6-f838-5bc9-989e-165c43fe8223.html

 

Unfortunately I doubt you're holding the holy grail.  Nothing I could find on ebay and most likely just another failed club company that went by the wayside.  But hey, I could be wrong

[TheLuckyloser]

Thanks for the info I had no luck

[BIG STU]

Those are Eye 2 clones. A lot of companies did advertising stuff like that in the 70s and 80s. There were quite a few companies that offered this type of custom castings as long as you ordered enough units. LOL I have a Burton PGA/ Pepsi red white and blue golf bag I bought at a yard sale a while back. I think it was one where Pepsi was in promotion with The Carolinas Section of the PGA back in the early 80s. 

 

I have also seen the Coca-Cola version of your irons. They are not worth hardly any money unless you find someone that is a die hard collector of Pepsi stuff. You know they would be a conversation piece for your Man cave or shop if you cleaned and paint filled them with red white and blue

[mecjohn]

Great Information

Thanks for sharing Pepsico

[GaDawg]

As others have stated, these are Ping clones from the 70's or 80's. Below is a couple of articles about the company.

Donate the clubs to Goodwill or give to a kid.

https://www.oklahoman.com/article/2237231/profeel-clubs-have-right-address

https://tulsaworld.com/archive/address-clubs-make-impact-worldwide/article_dfc93fb6-f838-5bc9-989e-165c43fe8223.html