1997 TIGER WOODS NICKLAUS PALMER SIGNED MASTERS FLAG ++

Here is a nice signed item for your golf collection - a Tiger Woods signed 1997 Masters Tournament Flag.  All signatures are that of other Masters Winners - Tommy Aaron, Nick Faldo, George Archer, Larry Mize, Jack Nicklaus, Tom Watson, Byron Nelson, Seve Ballesteros, Gary Player, Craig Stadler, Arnold Palmer, Art Wall, Ian Woosnam, Raymond Floyd, Gay Brewer, Bernard Langer, Gene Sarazen, Sam Snead, Ben Crenshaw, Fuzzy Zoeller, Doug Ford, Mark O'Meara, and Fred Couples.  This is by far the best looking Masters Winners Flag you will ever find.  Great flag to continue collecting winners as of 1999 - Jose Maria Olazabal, Vijay Singh, Mike Wier, Phil Mickelson, Zach Johnson, Trevor Immelman, all of whom regularly play on the tour and would be proud to sign this great looking flag.

The only way to tell this is a 1997 Masters flag is to look at the center logo where it is completely embroidered - all other undated flags are not embroidered in the center.  Augusta National did this as a test only this year and never sold them again because the signatures typically weren't crisp when signed over the embroidery.  Any Masters collection would be incomplete without this period signature of this great golfer.

Items from tournaments Tiger played in are very collectible and this is a great example.  Masters signed items are great collectibles especially when it has one of greatest Masters winners signature on it.

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