LEE TREVINO - COLLECTION WITH BEN CRENSHAW, BILLY CASPER, GARY PLAYER - HFSID 91330

GOLFERS: GARY PLAYER, BILLY CASPER, LEE TREVINO and BEN CRENSHAW
Four golf balls, one signed by each golfer, presented in a Gallery of History pedestal style display (18x10 base), with individual cubes and explanatory plaque
Comprises Golf Balls signed: (1) GARY PLAYER. Wilson ProStaff 2 ball signed: "Gary Player". Fine condition. (2) BILLY CASPER. Titleist 2 ball signed: "Billy Casper". Fine condition. (3) LEE TREVINO. Wilson ProStaff 2 ball signed: "Lee/Trevino". Stray ink marks. Fine condition. (4) BEN CRENSHAW. Wilson ProStaff 1 ball signed: "'Ben/Crenshaw". Fine condition. South African golfer GARY PLAYER won 24 PGA tournaments (1958-1978), including seven majors. He won all four of the most prestigious events: the British Open (1959, 1968, 1971, 1974), the Masters (1961, 1978), the PGA (1962-1971) and the U.S. Open (1965). BILLY CASPER had 51 tournament wins, including the U.S. Open (1959, 1966) and the Masters (1970), and he was named PGA Player of the Year in 1966 and 1970. After joining the Senior Tour in 1982, Casper won nine tournaments, including the U.S. Senior Open (1983) and the Senior Players Championship (1988). Known for his excellent putting skills, Casper also won the Canadian Open (1967) and was on the U.S. Ryder Cup team eight times (he was non-playing team captain in 1979). LEE TREVINO, born 1939 and also known as "SuperMex", won 27 PGA tournaments, including six major championships: the U.S. Open (1968, 1971), the British Open (1971, 1972) and the PGA Championship (1974, 1984). After joining the Senior Tour (now the Champions Tour) in 1990, he surpassed his PGA totals, winning 29 tournaments. Also a member of seven Ryder Cup teams (and Captain of the U.S. Ryder Cup team in 1985), Trevino was inducted into the PGA's World Golf Hall of Fame in 1981. BEN CREANSHAW after joining the PGA tour in 1973, won 19 tournaments in his career, including two victories at the Masters (1984, 1995). He joined the Senior PGA tour in 2002. Four items. Presented in Gallery of History pedestal style: base, 17¾x10½x1; balls in 2x2x2-inch cases.