'The Shot Heard Around The World' An Autographed Lithograph Featuring Gene Sarazen By Scott Medlock From ProTour Memorabilia - Ea

'The Shot Heard Around The World' - Gene Sarazen is captured after hitting the most famous shot in golf history, his double eagle at the 15th hole during the 1935 Masters. Hand-signed by Gene Sarazen and Artist - Scott Medlock. A Certificate of Authenticity is included with each item. Something About Pro Tour Memorabilia Authentication Process: Pro Tour Memorabilia pioneered the authentication of autographed golf memorabilia and its stringent authentication process ensures that you are receiving a genuine, limited edition collector's item. Their unique process begins with a witness who actually supervises the signing of each piece. The golf professional then signs an affidavit certifying the authenticity of the item, as well as the number of pieces actually signed. A tamper-resistant, serial-numbered hologram is affixed to the finished product. A Certificate of Authenticity is then issued which bears the identical number appearing on the hologram. In addition, each certificate features a description of the item and the moment in history it reflects. This process guarantees the piece you have purchased is completely authentic. Something About Pro Tour Memorabilia: Pro Tour Memorabilia has the LARGEST collection in the World of original, authentic autographed collectibles from the stars and legends of golf. Each professional works directly with Pro Tour Memorabilia to commission and develop products. Never before available exclusive golf mementos, historical photography and fine art lithographs, elegantly framed and impeccably presented. A Historic Investment - Each piece undergoes a stringent authentication process t ensure its value for generations to come. Pro Tour Memorabilia exclusively is the ONLY company holding exclusive agreements with its legendary golf professionals. Pro Tour Memorabilia is OFFICIALLY licensed by the PGA TOUR. A Word From The Pro: 'Pro Tour Memorabilia allows me and my fans to relive the glory of my career as a professional golfer. Imagine 'the shot heard around the world' from the 1935 Masters still being celebrated as a moment in golf history in 1997.' Gene Sarazen