Masters Tournament
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Month played | April |
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To par | −18 as above |
Chairperson | Fred Ridley |
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ID | 861272 |
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Tiger Woods' ball from 1997 Masters fetches $64,000
By Aoife WalshBBC News
A Golf Ball Tiger Woods gave to a 9-year-old boy during the 1997 Masters has sold for More Than $64,000.
Woods handed The Ball to Julian Nexsen during his Final Round , After he made a bogey on the fifth hole.
The Ball was put up for auction on 27 March - After a starting bid of $500, it fetched $64,124. 40 (£51,626) when the auction closed on Sunday.
The Tournament was Woods' first major championship victory and made him the youngest player to win The Masters .
The victory set the tone for Woods' record-breaking career. His four-day score was 270, 18 under Par - breaking the previous record held by Jack Nicklaus .
Said it is likely to be the only known ball from the Final Round .
" Unless Tiger himself or his caddie Fluff intentionally saved a ball from this historic Final Round [which we doubt], this may be the only confirmed Golf Ball from the Final Round of Tiger Woods ' first Major Championship victory, " the Auction House Said .
The auctioneers say dozens of people witnessed Woods give The Ball to Mr Nexsen, including a reporter from the Washington Times.
Mr Nexsen's interaction with Woods was featured in the Washington Times' article on The Paper 's Front Page The Next day.
" After making his first bogey in 36 holes yesterday, Woods stopped on His Way to The Sixth tee to give a ball to 9-year-old Julian Nexsen of Greenville, SC [South Carolina ], " The Paper reported.
The newspaper cutting, Mr Nexsen's badge from the 1997 Masters Tournament , pairings sheets from the Sunday Final Round and the Golf Ball have been framed together ever since.
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Source of news: bbc.com