In 1985, two brothers from Oregon visited St. Andrews and fell for the simple leather carry bags the Scottish caddies used. They came home and built MacKenzie Golf Bags — handcrafted walkers made one at a time in Portland. Forty years later, Fyfe Golf emerged from Fife, Scotland, making headcovers and accessories from Harris Tweed, tartan, and waxed canvas produced by the Halley Stevenson mill in Dundee — a mill that’s been finishing waterproof canvas for North Sea fishermen since 1864. The collaboration was inevitable: Scottish fabric, American leather craft, and a shared obsession with doing one thing well.
Twenty numbered editions and counting. Each one is a MacKenzie Walker — 8-inch opening, single divider, single tartan-lined pocket, full-grain leather, and waxed canvas from Dundee — but every edition gets its own colorway, its own leather combination, and its own name. The Shooters Club editions came in estate houndstooth. The Between Tides pair drew from the Scottish coast. The Westfalia Yellow was named after a VW camper. Most editions sell out in hours. The 19th is the only one still available. Here’s every edition, from the first to the twentieth.
