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This head-turning Hand Forged Crank from Seamus Golf is a must-have

The Hand Forged Crank driver wrench from Seamus Golf

The Hand Forged Crank driver wrench from Seamus Golf.

Jeffrey Westbrook; Styling: Miako Katoh

There are likely few golfers without a wrench or two rattling around in the bottom of their golf bag.

But I’d bet, in most cases, those wrenches are simply forgotten plastic accessories that you may or may not be using to adjust your driver or fairway woods.

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Now, just as they have with their supercool signature club covers, bags, ball markers and other merch, Seamus Golf is looking to change the way golfers think about this tool.

Like all their accessories, this heirloom-quality Hand Forged Crank ($145) is manufactured in the company’s Portland, Ore., shop and made individually, relying on age-old forging techniques.

The crank is compatible with all major manufacturers’ adjustable clubs. Now you can own a head-turning wrench just as unique as your custom-fit driver.

Seamus Golf Hand Forged Crank

Introducing the Hand Forged Crank. Inspired by the design of the complimentary driver wrench we’ve all come to know.

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