About the brand
Hame Golf is Robbie Spriddle's workshop in Kingsbarns, on the Fife coast. He makes headcovers, pouches and copper ball markers there by hand, from Scottish materials: Harris Tweed, clan tartans, waxed canvas and leather.
Before Hame, Robbie studied Fine Art at Glasgow School of Art and caddied on the courses around St Andrews, carrying more than 250 bags a year by his own count. That's where the idea came from. He kept handling golf accessories that cost a lot and weren't especially well made. When covid stopped the caddying, he started making his own.
I wanted to make hand-crafted, quality, sustainable products and give golfers the chance to dress their clubs with real pride.Robbie Spriddle, to The Wandering Golfers
The covers are named after Scottish places, courses and figures, and every ball marker is stamped and forged in the workshop. According to The Old Ghosts, the copper markers are made with help from Robbie's grandfather, a retired coppersmith.
- Founder
- Robbie Spriddle
- Workshop
- Kingsbarns, Fife
- Started
- During the covid lockdowns, when caddying stopped
- Makes
- Headcovers, pouches, copper ball markers, relief prints
Written from Hame Golf's own site and published coverage (The Wandering Golfers, The Old Ghosts). Not an interview yet.
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