American Toby Jug Museum 

Golfer character jug colorway modeled by David B. Biggs and produced by Royal Doulton of Burslem, England, in a 1987 limited edition of 1,000 commissioned by John Sinclair of Sheffield. The origins of the game of golf are typically associated with Scotland where golf has been played for over five hundred years and is the national game. The Oxford English Dictionary describes golf as the game "in which small hard balls are struck with clubs having wooden or metal heads into a series of holes on smooth greens at varying distances apart and separated by fairways, rough ground, hazards, etc., the object to hole the ball in the fewest possible strokes." The Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews, Scotland, (founded in 1754), is the international shrine of golf, and the Club's base rules are the worldwide standard for the game. Golf has spread throughout the world and has become one of the most popular pastimes, growing into a professional sport with a large following and offering large purses. These golfers look pleased after a good round of an often frustrating sport. A golf bag and clubs form the handle of the jug. This Golfer character jug was made in three sizes with this being the small size along with large (D6756) and miniature (D6757) sizes.