Golf Related Artifacts & Collectibles

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1970 PGA Professional Golfers' Association Golf Tournament Players Division Sterling Silver Letter Opener by Reed & Barton in the form of a meat Skewer. 56.2 grams VINTAGE: Circa 1970. SIZE: Approximately: 8-5/8" in...

ARTIFACT: This is a rare player's badge from the 1954 USGA (United States Golfers' Association) Open Golf Tournament. Golfer Ed Furgol came out on top in this first-ever nationally televised US Open played at Springfield, New Jersey. VINTAGE: Circa 1954...

ARTIFACT: This is a great classic circa 1930s or 1940s "old-fashioned" or "lowball" cocktail glass for the Worcester Country Club in Worcester, Massachusetts, founded in 1900. The main part of the green logo on the front of the glass is a W shaped from...

ARTIFACT: Great 1910's - 1920's cocktail stirrer from the West Hampton Beach Country Club in Long Island, New York.  The stirrer is fashioned in the shape of a golf club and reads: "COUNTRY CLUB OF WEST HAMPTON BEACH" on either side in raised...

ARTIFACT: Unusual Saigon Country Club novelty Vietnam War Era baseball cap. The red cap features a nicely embroidered front that shows a pair of crossed golf clubs in the center with a grenade on either side and surrounding it reads: "VIETNAM...

ARTIFACT: Sterling, vintage 1960's New England Women's Golf Association member lapel pin. The center of the pin depicts the outline of the New England states with a woman teeing off in the center, a flagstick and a slightly mountainous horizon are in the...

ARTIFACT: This is a fob for the 4th Annual LIFE PGA (Professional Golfers' Association) National Golf Day held on June 4, 1955 reading "I Beat Ed Furgol", the reigning U.S. Open Champion from the previous year. LIFE Magazine began sponsoring...

ARTIFACT: This is an early caddie badge for Sunnycrest Links of Syracuse, New York. The badge dates to the golf course's original opening in late 1920s, The design of the course, which was originally of regulation length, is attributed to renowned golfer...

ARTIFACT: Wonderful 1920's sterling silver and enamel golf themed money clip by the Webster Company in North Attleboro, Massachusetts. The clip features a golfer dressed in period style, poised to drive a golf ball, a visible horizon line with tree are...

ARTIFACT: This is a rare circa 1916 mesh golf ball by W.B.C. The square lattice design became quite popular around 1912, a twist on the earlier dimple design. VINTAGE: Circa 1916. SIZE: Approximately 1-5/8" in diameter. CONSTRUCTION /...

ARTIFACT: This is a unique 1890s golf club-shaped drink stirrer from the Rockingham Hotel in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. The Rockingham Hotel was a luxurious establishment started by larger-than-life local hero Frank Jones and which operated until 1973...