Not sure if JFK had more than one set. TWO STORIES. At $772,500, Those Golf Clubs of JFK’s Were a Steal By ART BUCHWALD MAY 8, 1996 12 AM Of all the items up for sale at the Jackie Kennedy Onassis auction, the one that impressed me the most was Lot 755: a set of golf clubs in a red and black bag with the initials “JFK” monogrammed on the outside. The item sold for $772,500, and the buyer was Arnold Schwarzenegger, an avid restaurant owner. Since I don’t play golf, I couldn’t tell if Arnold got a bargain or not. So I called around to friends who are crazy about the sport. The first person I called was David Wolper, a leading film producer. David didn’t think that $772,500 was too much for a set of golf clubs. “For his money, Arnold got the clubs, the bag and at least a dozen 1954 golf balls. If you tried to purchase that in Kmart, they would charge you double. By JOHN J. GOLDMAN April 26, 1996 12 AM TIMES STAFF WRITER NEW YORK —  President John F. Kennedy’s golf clubs, split into two lots of woods and irons, sold Thursday for a combined $1,160,000 during Day 3 of the phenomenon known as the Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis estate auction. Amid gasps and applause, four MacGregor woods and a Wilson 2 wood were hammered down for $772,500, while a set of Ben Hogan irons sold for $387,500. Both sets of clubs, which had estimated values of $900 each, were contained in golf bags with the logo “JFK, Washington, D.C.” “You never know,” said Sotheby’s auctioneer William W. Stahl Jr., amazement in his voice, as the bids for the woods mounted.