2021 July Memorabilia Auction - Ended 07/18/2021
This lot is closed for bidding. Bidding ended on 7/18/2021
Champion Hal Sutton's 1986 Phoenix Open PGA Tour 10k Winner's Gold Medal
Directly from recipient Hal Sutton's collection is his 1986 Phoenix Open Winner's Gold Medal in its original PGA case. Employing the cherished Professional Golfer's Association of America Tour 10k gold winner's medal design of the raised text "PGA Tour Tournament Winner" encircling the post-swing logo golfer depiction on a dark textured background is Sutton's 1st place prize from the 1986 Phoenix Open. Sizzling-hot twin rounds of 64 in the desert gave the confident Sutton a nice cushion going into the final round in which he saved the tournament with a birdie on the 72nd and final hole by way of a 2-iron shot over a pond to defeated defending champion Calvin Peete and Kenny Stills by two strokes. ''You give me a one-stroke lead with nine holes to go and I'll play anyone in the world," Hal Sutton pridefully said that week. The verso of this medal carries each individual round score and Sutton's tournament total of 267 in the center scroll, with "Winner" and "Hal Sutton" staggering it top and bottom. Acquire this piece of Phoenix Open history, a centerpiece 10k gold medal that is a constant reminder of excellence and Sutton's performance that week 35 years ago. A signed letter of authenticity from Hal Sutton comes with this lot.
The Hal Sutton Collection
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Hal Sutton's golf game flourished while growing up in his hometown of Shreveport, Louisiana. In fact the highly touted amateur golfer chose to stay closeby after high school and went to local Centenary College. It wouldn't take much time for the All American to put his school and town on the national golfing map when he received 'Golf Magazine's 1980 College Player of the Year' after 14 victories and lifting the small liberal arts school to 9th in the Nation. Unsurprisingly Hal Sutton would find great success at the professional level, notching 14 PGA Tour victories between 1982 and 2001. The 1983 season was a one for Sutton, earning PGA Tour Player of the Year honors as the leading money winner and the new accolade of 'major champion.' Sports Illustrated's golf writer Dan Jenkins' emphatically recapped his 1983 PGA Championship triumph with "There's a New Bear on the Loose - Hal Sutton Put a Death Grip on the PGA Championship To Stop a Classic Jack Nicklaus Charge." This came only months after his The Players Championship at TPC Sawgrass win. Representing his country became a common role Sutton found himself in, as a 4-time Ryder Cup player in 1985, 1987, 1999, and 2002, before being chosen as the Ryder Cup Captain in 2004. He was a victorious Walker Cup team member in 1979 and 1981.
After playing two decades on the tour Hal began to shift his attention to philanthropy, with that soon becoming a main focus. This didn't go unnoticed in the golfing community and Sutton was the 2007 Payne Stewart Award recipient. He would raise more than $2 million with fellow Louisiana natives David Toms and Kelly Gibson for Hurricane Katrina and Rita victims. The Golf Auction has been very appreciative of the opportunity to offer some of Hal's Collection, including his 1998 TOUR Championship Calamity Jane Trophy, Gold Plated Scotty Cameron Putter for 2000 Players Win and all four of his 2000 Players Championship winning scorecards when it was "The Right Club."
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