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You can receive no better golf gifts than signed golf memorabilia. Theses collectible items are very nice to own or gift, as well as something that will increase in value over time.

You can find many types of items with a golf autograph on them; a signed golf ball from your favourite player, a signed golf flag from one of The Majors, signed framed golf photos, and even autographed golf clubs.

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I just had a look at SportsMemorabilia who specialize in all types of Golf Memorabilia. They offer an Authenticity Guarantee and they have been selling authentic sports memorabilia for over 10 years now. Anyway, here is my top picks in the autographed golf category.

Tiger Woods Autographed 2008 U.S. Open Championship Pin Flag

Tiger Woods added to his growing list of incredible achievements by defeating Rocco Mediate in a suspenseful 19-hole playoff at the 2008 U.S. Open Championship. What made Tiger’s win even more remarkable was the fact that he played on a severely injured leg. Relive Tiger’s thrilling win at Torrey Pines with this autographed 2008 U.S. Open Championship pin flag. Tiger’s signature, which appears beautifully in gold, is guaranteed authentic and comes fully certified with Certificate of Authenticity and tamper-evident hologram.

Jack Nicklaus Autographed Callaway Tour ix Golf Ball

Jack Nicklaus is one of the greatest golfers to ever play the game. ‘The Golden Bear’ won 18 major championships during his illustrious career. He won the Masters six times U.S. Open four times British Open three times and PGA Championship five times. Nicklaus officially retired in 2005 but remains a beloved ambassador of the game and spends much of his time designing golf courses for his company Nicklaus Design. Jack Nicklaus has hand signed this golf ball. A Steiner Sports Certificate of Authenticity is included and also a glass display. It comes fully certified with Certificate of Authenticity and tamper-evident hologram.

Signed Tiger Woods, Jack Nicklaus, and Arnold Palmer Framed Photograph

If you’re serious about signed golf memorabilia, take a good look at this piece. This 16 x 20 framed photo is signed by Tiger Woods, Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer and comes fully certified with Certificate of Authenticity and tamper-evident hologram. You will get a great deal on a great product – don’t pass it up if you’re a collector as there are less than 5 remaining.

Nicklaus and Palmer Signed and Framed Farewell to St. Andrews – Commemorative Display

Arnold Palmer waved farewell to the British Open in 1995 and Jack Nicklaus waved farewell to golf from St. Andrews in 2005. This piece commemorates these 2 historic occasions with hand signed golf flags from each event. It is framed with photos, a British 5 pound note, and the St. Andrews badge. It comes fully certified with Certificate of Authenticity and tamper-evident hologram.

Prices from $25

As you can see, there some incredible pieces of historic signed golf memorabilia to collect. This is just a taste of what you can expect to find at SportsMemorabilia’s Golf Memorabilia website. You can find prices to suit all pockets – from $25 autographed golf balls all the way up to thousands of dollars.

Authenticity Guarantee

Remember, all items are fully backed by SportsMemorabilia ironclad Authenticity Guarantee. Their Guarantee is simple: If any item they sell is ever found to be of doubtful authenticity, they will issue an immediate and no-questions-asked refund. Thankfully, in their 12-year history as an online memorabilia retailer, they have never had an item returned for authenticity.

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