History of Ben Sayers Golf Company Ben Sayers, established in 1873, is considered the oldest golf company in the world. The company began with club repairs and handmade golf balls from a shed near North Berwick Golf Club. Ben Sayers gained recognition as a golf club manufacturer and innovator, creating clubs for notable figures, including King Edward VII. Ben Sayers was an accomplished golfer, participating in 33 British Open Championships and finishing in the top 10 twelve times. His son, Ben Sayers Junior, joined the business in 1913, contributing to its growth and reputation. By 1934, the company expanded to a new factory in North Berwick, exporting clubs globally. Production increased significantly by the mid-1970s, with innovations like gutta-percha balls and carbon-shafted clubs. Ben Sayers continues to produce high-quality golf equipment, maintaining a strong presence in the golfing world today.