1995 Tiger Woods and Team Signed Titleist Golf Ball

Tiger Woods and entire 1995 Stanford golf team signed Titleist golf ball.  The 1995 Stanford team consisted of Tiger Woods, Notah Begay, Steve Burdick, Will Yanagisawa, Casey Martin.

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Tiger Woods. In only two years at Stanford, Tiger won a Stanford record tying 11 tournaments, including an incredible 8 wins in 13 starts in 1996. Woods was twice named a 1st team All-American - in both 1995 & 1996. He was the NCAA individual champion in 1996 and was named the Jack Nicklaus national player of the year.

He was named 1st team all-conference in 1995 & 1996. He was the individual Pac-10 conference champion in 1996, and the Pac-10 player of the year in both 1995 & 1996. He was nicknamed 'Urkel' by his college teammate and close friend Notah Begay III.

Since leaving Stanford, his golf career accomplishments are legendary including 15 major professional championships thru 2019.

He is the only player to have won 3 consecutive US Amateur and US Junior Amateur titles in a row. He is the only player to have ever won four consecutive major championships in 2000-2001. His 2000 US Open win by 15 shots at Pebble Beach was called 'the greatest performance in golf history' by Sports Illustrated

Tiger recalls his time at Stanford

"I had such a great time playing golf at Stanford. Just all the practicing, playing and qualifying. It was always fun being around each other.

What sets Stanford apart is the combination of quality athletics with an unmatched educational experience. Our Provost was Condeleeza Rice. My economics teacher was one of President Clinton's advisors. You don't see that at most schools.

It was so intellectually stimulating to be challenged all the time. There was no way I could compete against some of those people. They were so smart. One kid had a photographic memory, and another built a computer from scratch.

Playing golf at Stanford prepared me in understanding time management skills. To make it through there, you have to manage your time. It's one of the great things I learned.

I really enjoyed being stimulated by the students and professors. Some were geniuses and others were Olympic athletes. It's amazing how well-rounded they are. That's what's so cool about it. You must soak up that experience. It was one of the best times in my life." Tiger Woods