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1950 US Open 16x20
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Texas
native Ben Hogan began his professional golfing career in 1931
and was by most accounts the greatest golfer of his time and one
of the greatest of all-time. In 1948 alone, Ben Hogan won an astounding
10 tournaments. Tragically, the following winter a head-on collision
with a bus nearly killed him. With a double fracture of the pelvis,
a fractured collar bone, left ankle fracture, chipped rib, and
near fatal blood clots, he would suffer lifelong circulation problems
and other physical limitations. His doctors said he might never
walk again, let alone play golf competitively. However, he not
only played again, he won again...and again...and again. In one
of the most famous comebacks in the annals of sports, Hogan defeated
Lloyd Mangrum and George Fazio in an 18 hole playoff at Merion
C.C. to win the 1950 U.S. Open. Hogan went on to record 12 more
PGA wins, including 6 Majors. He even received a ticker-tape parade
in New York City after winning the 1953 Open Championship. And
this astounding comeback all started with this historic shot.
A still-weakened Hogan faced an approach shot of more than 200
yards on the 18th Hole. Ben pulled out his 1-iron (1-iron!) and
stuck his shot within 40 feet of the hole. His eventual par on
the hole forced the play-off which he won. And a golf legend was
born... This handsome 26"w x 22"h (framed) unsigned
photograph of that legendary shot would make a fine addition to
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It is a well known fact the Ben Hogan, one of the greatest
ball strikers of all time, never had a competitive ace
(hole-in-one). Sharon Ray, his longtime secretary, claims
Hogan never made one in leisure play either. Author
Jim Dodson says that in the early days, pins were made
of hickory so when Hogan would hit the flagstick, the
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Phil
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8x10 "Lefty" (Signed)
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2004
was quite a year for Phil Mickelson. "Lefty" won in
his first Tour appearance of the season for the fifth time in
his career, capturing the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic. It was a
sign of things to come. At the age of 33 years, 9 months and 26
days, Mickelson finally captured his first Major Championship
in his 47th attempt (43rd as a professional), winning the Masters
Tournament. No longer was Phil the "Best Golfer To Have Never
Won A Major." Phil went on to card three top-three Major
finishes (First at Maters, 2nd in the US Open, and 3rd at the
British Open) and had top ten finishes in all four Majors for
the first time in his career (only Phil and Ernie Els accomplished
this feet in 2004). And in 2005 and 2006, Phil added two more
feathers to his cap - the 2005 PGA Championship and the 2006 Masters.
A great collectible from a great golfer, this hand-signed photograph
of Phil showcases his classic left-handed swing. Framed in quality
thick black wood and UV-protective glass, this is a great gift
for any golf fan.
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Phil
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2004 Masters Sports
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Masterstroke
Mickelson Wins His First Major
So
says the cover of this Sports Illustrated from April, 2004. Phil
Mickelson's gallant charge in the final nine of the 2004 Masters
left goose bumps, especially when Phil made the 18-footer on the
final hole for birdie and a one-stroke win over Ernie Els. The
victory erased Mickelson's name off the top of the list of "Best
Player Not To Win a Major" and thrust him into the
upper echelon of great golf personalities (especially after his
2nd Major win at the 2005 PGA Championship and third at the 2006
Masters). Of course Tiger
is still the most popular golfer in the world, but if he isn't
careful he could very easily be replaced by Phil, a modern day
Arnold Palmer in terms of his connection to the fans. Should it
happen, there isn't a better person to take over Tiger's reins
than Mickelson. This authentic Sports Illustrated is hand-signed
by Phil and Sports Gallery Quality Framed in thick black wood,
UV-protective glass (very important for signature protection!),
and classic green suede double matting. The magazine itself is
also encapsulated within the frame for additional protection.
One of the great moments in golf history, remember the win that
started it all for Phil with this timeless collectible.
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Phil
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2006 Masters Champion 16x20
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Once
known as the lovable loser who went a dozen years before he figured
out how to win golfs biggest tournaments, Phil Mickelson
captured his second straight Major at the 2006 Masters. He closed
with a 3-under 69 for a two-shot victory and his second Green
Jacket in three years. Instead of the heart-stopping finish of
the 2004
Masters, in 2006 Phil methodically built a lead that
forced Fred Couples, Tiger Woods and Vijay Singh to try to catch
him. No such luck. This was the third straight year Mickelson
has won a Major - Woods is the only other player to have done
that in the last 20 years. Only five others have won Majors in
three straight seasons since the Masters began in 1934. The victory
moved Mickelson up to No. 2 in the world behind only Woods and
identified him as a major force in the golf world. At Butler Cabin
shortly after his final putt on the 18th, Tiger Woods, the 2005
Masters Champion, slipped the green jacket on Mickelson's shoulders,
a role reversal from the previous year when Mickelson presented
Tiger with the prize jacket. "I really don't want to trade
next year," Mickelson said. "I certainly enjoyed the
jacket put on me." This timeless 16x20 photograph shows arguably
the two best golfers in the game today sharing one of golf's great
traditions - the presenting of the Masters Green Jacket. Handsomely
framed and matted with commemorative plaque, this beauty would
look great in any golfer's office or den.
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Phil
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2004 Masters Champion 16x20
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What
a fantastic finish to one of the most exciting championships in
golf history! Phil Mickelson's gallant charge in the final nine
of the 2004 Masters left goose bumps, especially when Phil made
the 18-footer on the final hole for birdie and a one-stroke win
over Ernie Els. The victory erased Mickelson's name off the top
of the list of "Best Player Not To Win a Major" and
thrust him into the upper echelon of great golf personalities
(especially after his 2nd Major win at the 2005 PGA Championship
and third at the 2006
Masters). Of course Tiger
is still the most popular golfer in the world, but if he isn't
careful he could very easily be replaced by Phil, a modern day
Arnold Palmer in terms of his connection to the fans. There isn't
a better person to take over Tiger's reins than Mickelson. This
great unsigned 16"x20" photograph is the famous shot
of Phil jumping for joy after his winning birdie putt on 18. Handsomely
framed and matted with a commemorative plaque, this is a great
remembrance of one of the most memorable Majors ever. And a great
gift for any golf fan.
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Phil, a righthander, became a lefthanded golfer when
he tried to mirror his father's swing. When his Dad
hit balls into a net in the Mickelson yard, 18-month
old Phil Jr. would wander too close. Dad would tell
Phil to stand opposite him so he could keep an eye on
the tyke while he hit balls. Pretty soon, Phil started
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Jack
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U.S. Open Farewell (Signed) |
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Jack
Nicklaus has won 18 Majors, more than any other golfer in history.
More even than the combined total of Hogan and Palmer. He has
won the most Masters (six) and tied for the most PGA Championships
(five) and U.S. Opens (four). This unique display is a tribute
to the Golden Bear's last U.S. Open in 2000. That Open, the 100th,
was played at Pebble Beach. This unique and touching display includes
a hand-signed official flag and photographs from Jack's "last
walk" down the 18th hole, including a heartfelt hug from
his son. Beautifully framed and matted this piece is a golfer's
dream and would make a wonderful gift for that special golfer
in your life.
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Jack
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"Swilcan Bridge Wave" 8x10
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While
playing golf on the professional tour, Nicklaus posted more major
tournament victories than any player in the history of the game.
Called "The Golden Bear"
because of his blond hair and heftiness, Nicklaus became the first
golfer to win all four professional tournaments more than once.
His pro wins include six Masters, five PGAs, four U.S. Opens,
and three British Opens. This classic photograph from the British
Open shows Jack waving from historic Swilcan Bridge, a wave he
would repeat in 2005 when he played in his final British Open
(and birdied the hole!). Hand-signed by Nicklaus, this beautiful
photograph is quality framed in thick black wood, UV-protective
glass (very important for signature protection!) and classic double
matting. A terrific golf collectible of one of the best to have
ever swung a club!
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Jack
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Golden Bear Collage 8x10
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Jack
Nicklaus has won 18 Majors, more than any other golfer in history.
More even than the combined total of Hogan and Palmer. Of those
18 Majors, three were from the British Open, four U.S. Open victories,
five PGA Championships, and a record six Masters. He is the only
golfer to have won each of the Grand Slam tournaments at least
three times. A golfer for the ages, the unique hand-signed collage
shows "The Golden Bear"
in various stages of his remarkable career and is a tribute to
Jack's dominance, particularly in Augusta (the Masters Scoreboard
is the central image) where he sported the Green Jacket half a
dozen times before playing his last round in 2005. Quality framed
in thick black wood, UV-protective glass and classic double matting,
this a unique tribute to a golfing legend. A great gift for that
special golfer in your life.
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"Classic Swing" 8x10
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Jack
Nicklaus, or "The Golden Bear as he is affectionately called,
is considered by many experts to be the greatest golfer of all
time. During his 43 year career, Nicklaus accumulated 73 PGA Tour
victories as well as 10 Senior PGA Tour victories (and counting).
He was PGA Player of the Year five times, and top money-winner
eight times. In 1988, Nicklaus was named "Golfer of the Century"
by GOLF Magazine. More importantly for the sport of golf, his
rivalry with Arnold Palmer is often credited with turning golf
into the major spectator sport that it is today. This photograph
of Jack's classic swing is hand-signed in silver sharpie right
across his dark blue sweater. A great signature! And a great collectible!
Quality framed in thick black wood, UV-protective glass and classic
double matting, you simply can't go wrong with Jack Nicklaus golf
collectibles.
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Jack
Nicklaus new!
2005 British Open Farewell / £5
Note Display |
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On July 14,
2005, The Royal Bank of Scotland Group (RBS) announced that it
would "honour" legendary golfer Jack Nicklaus by issuing
a special commemorative £5 banknote bearing his image (actually
two images of Jack - one of him clutching the famous British Open
Claret Jug and the other showing Jack in a typical golf swing
pose). The limited-edition note recognizes his Open Championship
victories at St. Andrews and, according the RBS press release,
"stands for what his illustrious career has meant for the
game of golf in Scotland and around the world. "I think that
the honor that RBS has given me with the £5 note is unbelievable.
It is something that I have a hard time describing," said
Nicklaus after the announcement. An honor indeed...apart from
Her Majesty the Queen and the late Queen Mother, Nicklaus is the
only living person ever to have appeared on a Scottish note. This
22"w x 26"h (approximately) display combines one of
these limited-edtion £5
banknotes with the unforgettable photograph of Jack waving goodbye
from Swilcan Bridge during his final British Open in 2005. Handsomely
framed and matted with a plaque commemorating Jack's British Open
achievements and photograph of Jack from his early British Open
days (actually the same image that is displayed on the £5
note),
this is a beautiful and timeless piece of Sports
Art. A great gift for any golf fan. And for a limited time
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Jack
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2005 British Open Farewell / £5
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Another tribute
to Jack's final round at the British Open on July 15, 2005. This
classy 24"w x 28"h unsigned display includes the classic
photograph of Jack's Swilcan Bridge farewell, a commemorative
18th hole flag from this Championship, and an honorary £5
banknote
issued by The Royal Bank of Scotland Group. This
limited-edition note, released on July 14, 2005, recognizes Jack's
Open Championship victories at St. Andrews and, according the
RBS press release, "stands for what his illustrious career
has meant for the game of golf in Scotland and around the world."
An extraordinary honor, Nicklaus is the only living person other
than Her Majesty the Queen to have appeared on a Scottish note.
Handsomely framed in thick mahogany and matted with a plaque commemorating
Jack's British Open achievements, this is a beautiful piece of
Sports Art that would look wonderful in any office or den. A great
gift for that special golfer in your life. Hurry, only a limited
number available!
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Jack
Nicklaus new!
2005 British Open Legends / £5
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Yet another
great collectible from Jack's final British Open in 2005. This
unique display includes a limited edition £5
banknote from the Royal Bank of Scotland featuring Nicklaus and
his British Open triumphs and a photograph of Jack and his caddy
(who also happens to be his son) waving goodbye to the adoring
St.
Andrew's crowd. Featured in this collectible is a wonderful photograph
of the "British Open Legends," former champions, including
Jack, Tiger Woods, Tom Watson, Gary Player, Greg Norman, Nick
Faldo, Ernie Els, Sevi Ballesteros, and Sandy Lyle, among others.
Posing in front of historic St. Andrews, it is a remarkable group
of golfers posing for a remarkable photograph. Handsomely framed
and matted, this 24" h x 20" w (approximately) display
is a timeless piece of golf history that any golf fan would display
proudly.
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Jack
Nicklaus new!
2005 British Open Farewell 16x20 (Unsigned) |
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July 15, 2005
is a day few golf fans will ever forget. To the sound of thunderous
ovations and shouts of "Thank you, Jack!" and "Don't
go, Jack!" Golf Great Jack Nicklaus played his final round
of major championship golf. The winner of an amazing 18 Majors
(including three British Open Championships), "The Golden
Bear" said farewell to his countless fans around the globe
in front of 40,000 appreciative British Open spectators. And,
fittingly, Jack closed out his last hole of major championship
golf by draining a 15 foot birdie putt! When it was over, Jack
hugged his son (and caddie), and walked of the oldest stage in
golf arm-in-arm with his playing partner and longtime rival Tom
Watson. On his way to his unforgettable birdie putt
on the 18th, Jack posed on St. Andrews legendary Swilcan Bridge
to wave farewell to his adoring fans. A magical moment captured
beautifully in this unsigned 16x20 photograph. Handsomely framed
and matted with a commemorative plaque, this is a timeless golf
collectible. A great gift for that special golfer in your life.
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Jack
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2005 British Open Farewell 11x14 (Unsigned) |
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This is the
same memorable unsigned photograph as above,
this time in a smaller 11x14 size. Quality framed with commemorative
plaque, this is a great remembrance of the "Golden Bear"
- a classic moment for a classic golfer at a classic golf course.
And really Jack's Majors' Farewell
since he has announced that the 2005 British Open was the last
Majors in which he would compete. A great gift. And for a limited
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Jack
Nicklaus & Arnold Palmer
Arnold's Last
Green Jacket 16x20 (Unsigned) |
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Master
of the Masters
Jack Nicklaus 6-Time Winner Presents Arnold Palmer With His 4th
and Final Green Jacket
Augusta National - 1964
So
reads the plaque on this unique bit of golf history. Tied for
the lead after the first round, Arnold Palmer led at the conclusion
of play the next three days to become the first four-time winner
of the Masters. Palmer defeated defending champion Jack Nicklaus
and Dave Marr by six strokes. He scored three rounds in the 60s
and a final round 70. A dominating performance start to finish.
This very cool photograph shows Jack presenting Arnold with his
final green jacket (it would be his last Masters win) in front
of a jubilant crowd. What makes this photograph unique is the
photo colorization done to the green coats worn by Jack and Arnold.
Nothing symbolizes the Masters more than the green coat presented
to the winner. One of the greatest traditions in golf. This 16x20
vintage photograph is handsomely framed and matted and includes
the commemorative plaque described above. A great gift for any
golfer.
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Jack
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"Masters of the Masters" 11x14
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Titled
"Masters of the Masters" this is a special photograph
of two of golf's living legends, Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer.
This memorable shot was taken during The Nicklaus Palmer Wonderful
World of Golf Shoot-out at the King & the Bear Golf Course.
It was the only time they have played head to head at the only
course they co-designed. While not autographed, this photograph
is double-matted and handsomely framed in mahogany (approximately
20"w x 16"h framed). Having played his final Masters
in 2004, this piece is fitting tribute to Arnie and his longtime
rival Jack.
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extraordinary collectible is simply stunning. A tribute to the last
British Opens played by Arnold Palmer (1995) and Jack Nicklaus (2000),
this beautiful, mahogany-framed display includes hand-signed photographs
(with authenticity seals) of each of these golf greats as they cross
St. Andrews Swilcon Bridge for the final time. Both are captured
waving farewell to their adoring fans. In the center of the piece
is a beautiful, limited-edition photograph of Swilcon Bridge (signed
by the photographer) under a full-moon, along with the St. Andrews
crest. Measuring 54"w x 26" h, this is a breathtaking
piece of art that is a fitting tribute to these two golf legends.
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"Changing of the Guard" 16x20
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Arguably
(although who would argue?) the two greatest golfers in the history
of the sport. Of course, Jack Nicklaus' accomplishments are unparalleled.
He is the winner of an astounding 18 Majors (Masters, US Open,
British Open, and PGA Championship), a record thought unbreakable
until... well, until Tiger. Tiger already has 10 Majors under
his belt and is really just getting started. A true golf phenom
in every sense of the word, Tiger has elevated the sport of golf
much the same way that Jack did before him. No two athletes have
meant more to their game than these two. And today we're witnessing
the "Changing of the Guard"
as Jack competes in his final Majors while Tiger dominates the
leaderboard much as Nicklaus did in years past. This great unsigned
photograph is a great remembrance of two golf legends passing
the torch in the sport they love. And for a limited time, a Web
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Mark
O'Meara
8x10 (Signed) |
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Mark
O'Meara has 16 Tour wins including the 1998 Masters Tournament
and British Open Championship. That year, At age 41, Mark became
the oldest player to win two major championships in the same year
and was chosen by his peers as PGA Tour Player of the Year. Mark
Won at Augusta on his 15th try, the most for any first-time champion.
Mark was also first player to win at Pebble Beach five times (1985
Bing Crosby National Pro-Am, 1989, '90, '92, and '97 AT&T
Pebble Beach National Pro-Am). This 8x10 photograph is handsomely
framed and matted and hand-signed "All the Best" by
Mark.
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Arnold
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British Open Farewell (Signed)
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Born in Pennsylvania,
Palmer is one of the greatest golfers of the modern era and probably
closer to the hearts of the American public than any golfer before,
or after, him. Palmer was made for television when it arrived
in the 1960s. His great personality shone through and earned him
enormous popularity. His fans, known as "Arnie's Army,"
sometimes numbered in the thousands and were quite boisterous
in their appreciation. In his career, Palmer went on to win the
British Open twice, the US Open once and the Masters four times.
A true hero of golf, Arnold will always be fondly remembered for
his great achievements and huge personality. This memorable photograph
was taken in 1995 at St. Andrews and shows Arnie crossing the
famous Swilcan Bridge at his last British Open. Hand-signed by
Arnold it is a great collectible by itself. But what makes this
collectible is the Sports
Gallery Exclusive framing. The
photograph is "double-framed" using thin "filet"
mahogany moulding around the photograph and commemorative plaque.
Then the display is matted again and framed with quality thick
mahogany around the entire presentation . Approximately 29"w
x 18 1/2 "h, this is a beautiful piece of Sports
Art that would look wonderful in any office or den. A spectacular
gift for that special golfer in your life.
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8x10 (Signed) |
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In
his illustrious career, Arnold Palmer won two British Opens, one
U.S. Open, and an amazing four Masters. One of the great golfers
of the modern era, Arnie was probably closer to the hearts of
the American public than any golfer before, or after, him. His
great personality shone through and earned him enormous popularity.
His fans, known as "Arnie's Army," sometimes numbered
in the thousands and were quite boisterous in their appreciation.
This vibrant photograph of Arnie and his unique swing is quality-framed
in thick black wood, UV-protective glass and classic double-matting.
Hand-signed by Arnie, this collectible would make a great gift
for any fan of classic golfers.

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Arnold
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Arnies Army 11x14 (Unsigned) |
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Arnold
Palmer almost was as famous for "Arnie's Army" as he
was for his extraordinary golf skills. The Army would often number
in the thousands at any given tournament and were always quite
boisterous in their appreciation of their hero. A four-time Masters,
two-time British, and US Open winner, Arnold was always grateful
for their devotion and would acknowledge their presence every
opportunity he got. This terrific unsigned 11"w x 14"h
photograph is tastefully framed and matted and shows Arnie waving
to his "Army." A great and timely gift for any Arnie
fan, especially given his 2004 Masters farewell.
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Arnold
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And Away We Go... 11x14 (Unsigned) |
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And
Away We Go
Arnold Palmer and Jackie Gleason
Shawnee Country Club - Shawnee, PA 1961
So reads the caption plate on this classic piece. Arnie smiles
while the "Honeymooner" struts on the tee box in front
of adoring fans. Expertly matted and framed to measure 16"
h x 20" w (framed) this unsigned black and white vintage
photograph is a snapshot of a golden age.
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Arnold
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Azaleas at Augusta 16x20 (Unsigned) |
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Jack
Nicklaus & Arnold Palmer
"Masters of the Masters"
13th Hole- The Azalea
So reads
the caption plate on this splendid unsigned shot of Arnold's approach
into the "Azalea" (so named for the approximately 1,600
azaleas from the tee to the green), as Jack watches in the fairway.
Handsomely matted and framed to measure 26" w x 22"
h, this is a great piece of Sports
Art and a wonderful tribute to three of the games Greats
(Arnold, Jack & Augusta).
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Palmer,
Nicklaus, Watson & Floyd
Legends at St.Andrews 16x20 (Unsigned) |
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A
touching tribute to one of golf's greatest heroes, this classic
photograph of Jack Nicklaus, Tom Watson, Raymond Floyd and Arnold
Palmer commemorates Arnie's last British Open in 1995. While not
autographed, this 26"w x 23"h (approximately) mahogany-framed
collectible includes a commemorative plaque describing this unique
photograph at St. Andrews' Swilcon Bridge.
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Pebble
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Over
the years, Pebble Beach Golf Links has inspired some of golf's most
memorable moments. Perhaps it is its stunning location; perhaps
its famously challenging reputation. Whatever the reason, Pebble
Beach is considered one of the worlds' great golf courses. The U.S.
Open Championship has been played at Pebble Beach four times, most
recently in the year 2000 for its 100th playing. This stunning 26"w
x 23"h (framed) aerial photograph of Pebble Beach, Carmel Bay
and the Pacific Ocean is framed in mahogany and hand-signed by the
photographer. This is one of the few officially commissioned photographs
of this world-famous course.
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Vijay
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8x10 (Signed) |
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While a great golfer for the last several years, 2004 was Vijay
Singh's coming out party. In '04, Vijay put together one of the
finest seasons in golf history, posting nine wins (including the
PGA Championship) and earning a PGA TOUR-record $10,905,166 while
passing Tiger Woods to become No. 1 in the Official World Golf Ranking
(Tiger regained his #1 ranking in 2005). Singh Became just the sixth
player in TOUR history to accumulate nine wins in a season and first
since Tiger Woods in 2000. The others: Paul Runyan, Byron Nelson,
Ben Hogan and Sam Snead. Pretty impressive company for this Lautoka,
Fiji native. One of the most consistent golfers on the TOUR, Vijay
led the TOUR in top-10s for the second straight season with 18 in
29 events. His 36 top-10s over a two-year period (2003-2004) were
the most since Tom Kite recorded 36 during the 1981 (21) and 1982
(15) seasons. And to top it all off, he was selected as the PGA
Player of the Year, dethroning his rival Tiger Woods. 2004
was indeed the "Year of Vijay"
in the golf world. Vijay does not do many signings, but Sports Gallery
was fortunate enough to acquire this hand-signed photograph of Vijay's
classic swing. Quality framed in thick black wood, UV-protective
glass and double-matting, this is a terrific golf collectible of
a terrific golfer - the best in the World in 2004!
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Sam
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"Slammin' Sam" 16x20 (signed) |
| $529 |
"Slammin' Sam" Snead could hit the ball a country mile
with a swing that was the sweetest in golf. "It was a gift,
something you can't teach," two-time U.S. Open champion Curtis
Strange said. "His hands looked like they were born to have
a golf club in them." Snead, now deceased, was one of golf's
greatest players with seven major championship and a record 81 victories
on the PGA Tour. "He brought so much to the game with his great
swing and the most fluid motion ever to grace a golf course,"
Jack Nicklaus said. Sam was the only player to win sanctioned tournaments
in six decades. He was also the oldest player to win on the PGA
Tour, at age 52 in the 1965 Greater Greensboro Open, and remained
a threat well into his 60s. He tied for third in the 1974 PGA Championship
at age 62. Five years later, Snead became the youngest player to
shoot his age -- 67 -- in the Quad Cities Open. If that wasn't enough,
he shot a 66 two days later. Snead was famous for his straw hat,
cocky grin and homespun humor, all on display in the vintage 16x20
B&W photograph. Hand-signed by Sam before his death, this classic
is Sports Gallery Quality
Framed in thick black wood, UV-protective glass and classic
doulbe matting. A great piece of golf history, this wonderful piece
of Sports Art would make a great
gift for any golf fan.
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Sam
Snead and Jackie Gleason
16x20 (Unsigned) |
$189
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Sam Snead, now deceased, was one of golf's greatest players with
seven major championship and a record 81 victories on the PGA Tour.
"He brought so much to the game with his great swing and the
most fluid motion ever to grace a golf course," Jack Nicklaus
said. Sam was the only player to win sanctioned tournaments in six
decades. He was also the oldest player to win on the PGA Tour, at
age 52 in the 1965 Greater Greensboro Open, and remained a threat
well into his 60s. He tied for third in the 1974 PGA Championship
at age 62. Five years later, Snead became the youngest player to
shoot his age -- 67 -- in the Quad Cities Open. If that wasn't enough,
he shot a 66 two days later. Snead was famous for his straw hat,
cocky grin and homespun humor. This vintage photograph shows Sam
wearing that very hat and enjoying a round with his good buddy Jackie
Gleason of Honeymooners fame. A great piece of golf history, this
unsigned 16x20 photograph is handsomely framed and matted and would
make a wonderful gift for any fan of golf's glory years.
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Raised during the Depression in the backwoods of western Virginia,
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Payne
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1999 U.S. Open Trophy 16x20 (Unsigned) |
$229
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In this unique 22"w x 26"h (framed) collectible, Payne
Stewart clutches the winner's trophy after capturing the 1999 U.S.
Open golf championship at the Pinehurst Resort & Country Club
in Pinehurst, N.C. It turned out to be Payne's last victory as he
would tragically die just months later when his Learjet flew uncontrolled
over the nation's heartland for hours before crashing in South Dakota.
This unsigned photo is a touching tribute to this colorful champion.
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Tom
Watson
8x10 (Signed) |
| $219
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Hand-signed "Best Wishes, Tom Watson," this classic 8x10
b&w photograph is a beauty double-matted and framed in black
and white. Watson, a Stanford grad, is a 6-time PGA Player of the
Year (1977-80,82,84); has won 5 British Opens, 2 Masters and a U.S.
Open; 4-time Ryder Cup member and captain of 1993 team. A classic
collectible of one of golf's classics.
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Michelle
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8x10 (Signed) |
| $199
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A child prodigy and golfing sensation, Michelle Wie breaks records
and barriers. Not only does she compete with women on the LPGA tour,
she's gone head-to-head with men on the PGA tour and may start to
make a habit of it. It's hard not to like a golfing phenom whose
early career and dedication to the game are eerily similar to golf's
current deity's, Tiger Woods', except for one small detail... she's
a girl. Wie began golfing at the age of four. When Michelle was
10 years old, she really turned it on, shooting a 64 at one of her
favorite courses and qualifying for the USGA's Women's Amateur Public
Links Championship. In 2002, at the age of 12 Michelle became the
youngest woman to qualify for an LPGA event. In 2004, Wie qualified
for the Men's Sony Open, becoming the youngest player to ever play
on the PGA tour. One year later, Wie continues to make headlines,
joining the men at the Sony Open once again and earning her highest-ever
LPGA finish, a tie for second, at the SBS Open. And all before her
16th birthday! A golfing star on the rise Michelle definitely has
game and will likely generate Tiger-like attention and success in
the next few years. Get this quality framed, hand-signed photograph
of Michelle in action before it goes up in value.

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Tiger
Woods new!
2008 US Open "The Putt"
Display
8x10, 11x14 & 12x18 Photographs |
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commemorates Tiger Woods, his greatness, and his sheer determination
to win better than this gorgeous Sports
Gallery Exclusive display. The 2008 United States Open
Golf Championship was the 108th U.S. Open, played from June 12 to
June 16, 2008 at Torrey Pines in San Diego, California. And it was
arguably the best Open in history. In the end, Tiger Woods cradled
the silver U.S. Open trophy in his right hand and limped toward
the edge of the Pacific bluffs, each step as much a burden as the
91 holes he played at Torrey Pines for his 14th, and most memorable,
Major Championship. Needing a birdie on the 18th hole to force an
18-hole play-off with Roco Mediate, a visibly-pained Tiger Woods
rose to the occasion and sunk a dramatic 12-foot putt. The next
day Woods again needed to birdie on 18 to force a sudden death play-off
and again delivered leading to his remarkable victory. And two days
later Tiger announced that he would be undergoing season-ending
arthroscopic knee surgery. Just an amazing performance ... perhaps
his most amazing ... by an amazing athlete. Tiger himself called
the victory "probably the best ever."
This beautiful piece of Sports Art
not only commerates this unforgetable athlete and moment but also
captures the spirit of determination and winning that Tiger has
come to represent. Sports Gallery Quality
Framed in thick black wood, black double matting, and
UV-protective glass, this is one amazing collectible that you will
only find at Sports Gallery. Available in three sizes, get yours
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2008 US Open 8x10 Photo Display |
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2008 US Open 11x14 Photo Display |
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2008 US Open 12x18 Photo Display |
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Tiger
Woods
2000 US Open Leaderboard Display (Unsigned)
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Tiger's
wire-to-wire, 15 stroke victory at the 100th US Open at Pebble
Beach left the Open, and major championship, record books in tatters.
Tiger played golf in a Major like no one before him. This great
unsigned display includes a very cool 16"w x 20"h photograph
of Tiger on the 18th at that Open studying his putt in front the
Leaderboard (with him at the top of the Board of course), a replica
ticket from that final Sunday round, and a commemorative plaque.
The plaque reads:
Tiger
Woods
100th U.S. Open Champion
Pebble Beach Golf Links
June 15-18, 2000
16-69-71-67 = 272 (-12)
15 Stroke Victory Was The Largest Margin of Victory
Ever in a Major Championship
Handsomely framed in thick black wood and white matting with green
trim, this Sports
Gallery Exclusive is a terrific collectible from
this historic golf performance.
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Tiger,
Arnold & Jack
Tiger Woods First Masters 16x20 unsigned |
$229
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Champions Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus admire future Champion
Tiger Woods' tee shot at the 1996 Masters at Augusta National
Golf Club. These three golf legends have earned a combined 14
green jackets (and counting thanks to Tiger) at Augusta. This
handsomely framed and matted 27"w x 23"h (framed) unsigned
photograph would look wonderful in any office or den. And given
Arnie's farewell to the Masters in 2004 and Jack's in 2005, it
a threesome that we will not ever see again in Augusta. A timeless
golf collectible that would make a great gift for any golfer.
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