(This article examines the construction and ingredients used to make a contemporary/replica featherie golf ball. This ball was not made in the exact same way that balls of the 1700s and 1800s were, although there are similarities. For more information on other contemporary featherie ball replicas, please see Contemporary Featherie Ball-makers.) In the early 2000s and perhaps the mid- to late-1990s, the Featherie Golfe Company Ltd. of Toronto, Ontario, Canada, sold feather

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