Ralph Guldahl passed away in 1987 and his autograph is fairly rare. He had an interesting career, he won 2 US Opens and the Masters in 1939 and he decided to write a golf swing book he overanalyzed his swing which hurt and ended his career. Mr Guldahl came out with a book called Tee To Cup and several of the copies were signed but they were secretarial signed and are not authentic Guldahl autographs.
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A handwritten letter from Mr. Guldahl where he mentions his Major golf accomplishments.
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A very nicely signed and filled-out Cherry Hills scorecard filled on entirely by the 1938 US Open Champion Ralph Guldahl. I wonder if he filled this out from memory. I guess that he did!
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A very nice note where Mr. Guldahl talked about his greatest satisfaction was finally winning the 1939 Masters.
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This signed image is from a program signed in 1944
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A few index cards signed by Mr Guladhl
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Interesting form where Mr. Guldahl fills out a lot of personal information.
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An album page signed at the Masters.