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Graeme McDowell Signed 2014 The Open Championship Golf Flag BAS

Graeme McDowell Signed 2014 The Open Championship Golf Flag BAS

$219.00
Graeme McDowell Signed 2014 The Open Championship Golf Flag BAS—
$219.00

The Story

Collector Grade, Beckett-authenticated autographed flag—Graeme McDowell signed 2014 The Open Championship memorabilia. McDowell captured the 2010 U.S. Open at Pebble Beach, becoming the first European winner of the event since 1970. He also clinched the winning point for Europe at the 2010 Ryder Cup and rose into the world’s top five with multiple victories on the PGA and European Tours.

Collector's Highlights:

  • Golfer: Graeme McDowell
  • Item: 2014 The Open Championship golf flag (hand-signed)
  • Authentication: Beckett Authentication Services (BAS) Hologram & COA

Backed by the Beckett hologram and matching COA, this verified authentic piece offers long-term confidence and value for serious golf collectors, while honoring McDowell’s major-championship pedigree and Ryder Cup legacy.

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Description

Collector Grade, Beckett-authenticated autographed flag—Graeme McDowell signed 2014 The Open Championship memorabilia. McDowell captured the 2010 U.S. Open at Pebble Beach, becoming the first European winner of the event since 1970. He also clinched the winning point for Europe at the 2010 Ryder Cup and rose into the world’s top five with multiple victories on the PGA and European Tours.

Collector's Highlights:

  • Golfer: Graeme McDowell
  • Item: 2014 The Open Championship golf flag (hand-signed)
  • Authentication: Beckett Authentication Services (BAS) Hologram & COA

Backed by the Beckett hologram and matching COA, this verified authentic piece offers long-term confidence and value for serious golf collectors, while honoring McDowell’s major-championship pedigree and Ryder Cup legacy.