Auction: Tiger Woods' Personal 2001 Scotty Cameron Backup Putter

[afx]

Current bid: $30,906 

https://goldenagegolfauctions.com/bids/bidplace?itemid=29907

Edited September 16 by afx

[espo]

I'll have to hurry and get this, may improve the Golf Game I don't play. 

[Ace-Garageguy]

How much for his sweaty socks?

[Mark]

They aren't "sweaty", they are "game worn"...

[Snake45]

Some people have just WAY too much money. 

[STYRENE-SURFER]

There are just too many wisecracks available on the sale of Tiger's putter.

i will abstain 😜

[afx]

From the Auction site:

As you can imagine, since only a small handful of Tiger Woods Scotty Cameron backup putters were ever produced, even fewer have left Tiger's orbit and reached the collector market. Surely any Tiger Woods putter is highly valuable, but offered here is an actual putter of Tiger's from 2001 - when Tiger's career was at its peak. The most recent Tiger Woods backup putter to reach the auction block was early 2019 when we sold a different variation for $88,809.  

[Snake45]

41 minutes ago, afx said:

we sold a different variation for $88,809.  

Lemme see, would I rather have that golf club, or a really nice fully restored classic musclecar? 

[espo]

To quote Richard Prior, "This is the lords way of telling you you have way to much money".  

[SfanGoch]

22 hours ago, Snake45 said:

Some people have just WAY too much money. 

That's nuthin'. Some clown dropped $595K at Sotheby's for a six buck plastic crown belonging to Notorious B.I.G.

Notorious B.I.G.’s plastic jeweled crown from iconic photo sells for $595K at NYC auction

[Ace-Garageguy]

1 hour ago, SfanGoch said:

That's nuthin'. Some clown dropped $595K at Sotheby's for a six buck plastic crown belonging to Notorious B.I.G.

And some people try to say there's not opportunity in this country for anyone to make it to the top. Clearly the purchaser had less intelligence than a bowl of chili, but had a half million and change to blow on...that.

[Phirewriter]

A Hendrix or SRV guitar, Neil Pert's drums or, well insert your musician/instrument of choice here. I'd completely understand that, it was something that was used to create incredible music. That's ☝️ nothing more than a  dunce hat...

Edited September 18 by Phirewriter

[tbill]

It’s all relative, I’m sure that 1/2 mil was like $20 to the guy that bought that thing.