I was fortunate to have met Mr. Sarazen at the Masters a few times. When the Masters week would start I would go and hang out at Bush Field or Augusta Airport and I would meet several of the golfers as they would come through. This is where I met Mr. Sarazen a few times. His autograph is fairly common as he would sign through the mail for many years. His autograph on an index card would sell for $25.
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Gene Sarzen signed photo
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Gene Sarazen handwritten letter.
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An interesting letter where a golf writer asked Mr. Sarazen to comment on the passing of Jimmy Demaret. Interesting saying Mr. Demaret was a loner and he didn’t know him well.
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An award given to Mr Sarazen from the PGA of America.
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Mr. Sarazen’s letter from Augusta National, thanking him for returning to hit the opening tee shot and sending him his honorarium for returning.
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