2020 April Memorabilia Auction Featuring Ken Venturi Collection
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Mark Calcavecchia's 1989 Ryder Cup USA Team Issued Red/White/Blue Cashmere Sweater


Contained in this lot is a team issued Braemar 100% pure cashmere sweater belonging to Mark Calcavecchia's from competing in the 1989 Ryder Cup at Kiawah Island. This contest represented only the second Ryder Cup matches that ended in a draw, with the European team retaining the cup after their victory in 1987. The United States won the final four matches to tie up the overall contest at 14-14. Mark Calcavecchia amassed 2 points in the matches. This patriotic sweater is in good condition, only used for that week. A letter of authenticity signed by Mark Calcavecchia will accompany this lot.

Mark Calcavecchia Collection:

The 1989 ‘Champion Golfer of the Year’ was none other than 4-time US Ryder Cup Team Member and perennial top PGA Tour player, Mark Calcavecchia. A moment that any golfer dreams of having, Calcavecchia knew the magnitude of his accomplishment, with his name mentioned with the great champions of past going forward. As a testament to Calcavecchia’s easy going personality after the 1989 Open Championship in Royal Troon, he famously told a member of the press that he wasn’t aware of the tournament’s playoff format and jokingly asked “How’s my name going to fit on that thing?” Calcavecchia was of course referring to the engraving of his name on the Claret Jug. Calcavecchia has left his footprint all around the globe, amassing 29 victories across the PGA Tour, Asian Tour, PGA Tour of Australia among others over four decades from 1986 until 2018.

A Florida native since 1973, Calcavecchia has been in the spotlight numerous times in his career, with numerous notable victories and a runner up finish in the 1988 Masters Tournament. Calcavecchia’s final round of 70 made him leader in the clubhouse at 6-under par. Sandy Lyle did the unthinkable, birdieing Augusta National Golf Club’s final hole, negating a playoff finish the patrons were hoping for. His dominance at the Phoenix Open tournament continued in 2001, tying a PGA Tour record of 28 under par and winning his third Phoenix Open title. In 2009 Calcavecchia set a PGA Tour record by getting nine consecutive birdies at the RBC Canadian Open.

Many of Mark Calcavecchia’s finest on-course achievements worldwide are represented by items from his collection that The Golf Auction is proud to offer.

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Mark Calcavecchia's 1989 Ryder Cup USA Team Issued Red/White/Blue Cashmere SweaterMark Calcavecchia's 1989 Ryder Cup USA Team Issued Red/White/Blue Cashmere SweaterMark Calcavecchia's 1989 Ryder Cup USA Team Issued Red/White/Blue Cashmere SweaterMark Calcavecchia's 1989 Ryder Cup USA Team Issued Red/White/Blue Cashmere SweaterMark Calcavecchia's 1989 Ryder Cup USA Team Issued Red/White/Blue Cashmere SweaterMark Calcavecchia's 1989 Ryder Cup USA Team Issued Red/White/Blue Cashmere Sweater
Mark Calcavecchia's 1989 Ryder Cup USA Team Issued Red/White/Blue Cashmere Sweater
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Final prices include buyers premium.: $303.60
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Auction closed on Monday, April 13, 2020.
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