Gary Player at the Long Island Classic.

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Classic 7\x 9\ photo framed with Sarazens engraved signature, career biography and engraved brass title plate. Dimensions: 16\W x 13\H.

In 1922, Gene Sarazen the \Squire\ became one of the youngest players ever to win a major championship when he won both the U.S. Open and the PGA Championship. In 1923, he successfully defended his PGA Championship title. Sarazen won eight times in 1930. In 1932, he won both the British and U.S. Opens. In 1933, Sarazen captured the PGA Championship. In 1935, Gene Sarazen made \the shot heard around the world\, a double eagle on the 15th hole of Augusta National to win the 1935 Masters. Gene was the first player to capture the career Grand Slam.

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Hand-signed championship photograph [Sarazen with George Von Elm (left), 1932] with commemorative replica scorecard. Dimensions: 19\W x 23\H.

Gene Sarazen wins the National Open June 25, 1932. Shooting excellent golf throughout the tournament Sarazen, of Great Neck , NY, added the National Open Golf Championship to his list of victories. He carded 286 for the tournament, with Bobby Cruikshank and T. Phil Perkies tied for second with 289. This photo taken at the Fresh Meadow Country Club, Flushing, Long Island, shows Gene with George Von Elm (left) on the way to the 16th green during the final round.

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Hand-signed photograph [Sarazen, 1936. Augusta National Golf Club] with commemorative replica scorecard. Dimensions: 19\W x 23\H.

(Augusta, GA) Gene \worries about his golf\ but equals course record. Gene Sarazen, last years winner of the Masters Tournament, told the press he was worried about his golf, after he finished the first round of the present tournament, trailing the leader by eight strokes. Gene then went out in the second round and shot himself a 67 to equal the course record, and came back into the running with a bang. Gene is shown here doing a little \worrying\. The tournament is being played on April 5, 1936 at the Augusta National Golf Club course that was designed by Bobby Jones.

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Authentically hand-signed photograph [Sarazen at Masters championship playoff, 1935] framed with commemorative scorecard. Dimensions: 19\W x 23\H.

Dropping one of his putts that led to his Masters title. (Augusta GA) Gene Sarazen, surrounded by an admiring gallery of his fans, sinks his putt on the ninth green, during his thirty-six-hole-play-off for the Masters championship, April 9, 1935. Craig Wood was veteran Genes opponent. Wood went down to defeat before Sarazens par golf. the score was 5 up and 4 to play.

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Photo collage featuring Gene Sarazens major wins that made him a Grand Slam Champion. Framed with Gene Sarazen limited edition collectors coin, engraved signature, custom brass title plates and career biography. Dimensions: 32\W x 35\H.

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Photo of Gene Sarazen [1922] framed with replica signature golf ball in a shadow box and custom brass plate. Dimensions: 17\W x 15\H.

Champions of 1922. Pictured here Gene Sarazen and the cup he won making him open golf champion of the United States with a score of 288. Gene Sarazen, the \Squire\, was one of the youngest players ever to win the U.S. Open. He won two majors in 1922, the U.S. Open and the PGA Championship. Gene was the first player ever to win the Career Grand Slam and was selected for six Ryder Cup teams between 1927 and 1937.

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Artist: Lupo. Limited Edition Print. Autographed by Gene Sarazen. Print Dimensions: 24\W x 18\H.

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Classic 7\x 9\ photo framed with Irwins engraved signature, inspirational career biography and engraved brass title plate. Dimensions: 16\W x 13\H.

Hale Irwin won 3 U.S. Open titles in 1974, 1979 and 1990, when at age 45, he became the oldest player to win the U.S. Open. He also won the 1996 PGA SENIORS Championship. Hale Irwin was United States Team Captain of the inaugural Presidents Cup in 1994, a team on which he played. He was a member of 5 Ryder Cup teams and 2 World Cup teams. From early 1975 through 1978, he played an outstanding 86 tournaments without missing a cut, a feat surpassed only by Jack Nicklaus and Byron Nelson. Hale Irwin was inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame in 1992.

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Classic 7\x 9\ photo framed with Irwins engraved signature, inspirational career biography and engraved brass title plate. Dimensions: 16\W x 13\H.

Hale Irwin won 3 U.S. Open titles in 1974, 1979 and 1990, when at age 45, he became the oldest player to win the U.S. Open. He also won the 1996 PGA SENIORS Championship. Hale Irwin was United States Team Captain of the inaugural Presidents Cup in 1994, a team on which he played. He was a member of 5 Ryder Cup teams and 2 World Cup teams. From early 1975 through 1978, he played an outstanding 86 tournaments without missing a cut, a feat surpassed only by Jack Nicklaus and Byron Nelson. Hale Irwin was inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame in 1992.

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Historic 10 x 8 photograph, autographed by Hale Irwin of Irwin happily displaying his U.S. Open Trophy shortly after winning it in 1990 at the Medina CC. Framed with commemorative replica scorecard. Dimensions: 19\W x 23\H.

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Historic 10 x 8 photograph, autographed by Hale Irwin framed with commemorative replica scorecard. Dimensions: 19\W x 23\H.

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Historic 8x10 photograph, autographed by Hale Irwin framed with commemorative replica scorecard. Dimensions: 19\W x 23\H.

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Historic 8x10 photograph, autographed by Hale Irwin framed with commemorative replica scorecard. Dimensions: 19\W x 23\H.

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Historic 8x10 photograph, autographed by Hale Irwin framed with commemorative replica scorecard . Dimensions: 19\W x 23\H.

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Club head, autographed by Hale Irwin. Dramatically displayed in a shadow box along with Irwins 1990 U.S. Open Trophy 8\x10\ photo and engraved brass title plate. Dimensions: 17\W x 15\H.

Hale Irwin with his U.S. Open trophy in 1990 at Medinah Country Club. Irwin is one of only 32 players in PGA TOUR history with 20 or more career victories. Among his accomplishments are 3 U.S. Open Titles, when at age 45 he became the oldest player ever to win the U.S. Open. Irwin was the first captain of the United States Presidents Cup Team, in 1994, a team on which he played. He was a member of 5 Ryder Cup Teams and 2 World Cup Teams. From early 1975 through 1978, he played an astounding 86 tournaments without missing a cut, a feat surpassed only by Jack Nicklaus and Byron Nelson. Hale Irwin was inducted to the World Golf Hall of Fame in 1992.

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Hale Irwin and Gary Player used these golf balls at The Tradition in 1998. Autographed by Player and Irwin and framed in a shadowbox with 10 x 8 photos of each player at The Tradition. Dimensions: 27.5\W x 20\H.

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8 x 10 photo of Irwin celebrating his 98 U.S. Senior Open victory. Framed with Senior Open pairing sheet, commemorative Hogans Alley greeting card and golf ball, used in the Senior Open and signed by Irwin. Dimensions: 23.5\W x 23\H.

Hale Irwin wins the 1998 U.S. Senior Open. Features hand-signed golf ball used by Hale during his dramatic victory over Ray Floyd at the1998 U.S. Senior Open at Riviera Country Club. Also contains celebration photo, authentic pairings sheet, engraved brass plate, and Hogans Alley card.

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