Tiger Signature??

ping4u43

What are the chances that this Tiger Golf ball is legit. auction listing #. 370155546779


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PoppaJ

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I don't think the seller is intentionally selling this UNIT as an authentic Tiger signed ball or rookie card for that matter.

It looks like a "collector's item" that one might find as a special offer somewhere.

Athough, there could be a few people that might be naive enough to think the auto is real, it appears that everyone that has previously bought one is happy with his/her purchase.

The rookie card is probably bogus too.

The problem I have is that the "set" is listed under "vintage golf balls" and the balls are definitely NOT vintage.

PoppaJ

lsutigers1973

With more than 10 available and considering that Tiger rarely signs golf balls, I would say somewhere between slim and none.

jeffcbay

I don't see where he claims it's a real sig anyway. Just a ball display with a card holder glued to the back of it.

csmtampa

The Woods card is his 2001 UD Golf rookie. The ball is a facsimile signature special "edition" . If someone thinks their actually getting a Tiger signed golfball for $16.99, then I have to think their dumber than mintacular

hammered

<< <i>I don't see where he claims it's a real sig anyway. Just a ball display with a card holder glued to the back of it. >>



But his auction title is a little misleading
Again, though, only for stupid folks
Interesting that he wrote a book called "Collecting Signature Golf Balls"
This book was followed by his less-popular second edition: "Collecting Golf Balls with Golfer's Names on Them that I Signed Myself"

BunchOBull

I think purchasing a $17 Tiger Woods signature golf ball is like purchasing a $40 George Foreman Signature Grill...you aren't going to get a cookoff-used lean, mean, grilling machine with authentic Foreman signature...

You'll get a piece of plastic with George Foreman's endorsement and facsimile signature.