1997 Tiger Woods Signed Official Tournament Scorecard AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro Am

Rare find, a tournament used Tiger Woods Steve Stricker signed official scorecard from the 1997 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro Am.  

Tiger is the marker on this scorecard, so that would mean he held and entered the competitors scores for each hole throughout the day.  Due to this, some say these are as valuable as those where Tiger is the competitor on the card.  Regardless a great collectible. 

Game worn items are hard to find in general, especially those of Tiger Woods, to have a set like this would be a great showpiece of any Tiger collection. 

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Steve Stricker, who shot a 72, and former ``Today″ host Bryant Gumbel played with Woods and Costner and constantly had to deal with fans and some of the more than three dozen professional photographers moving while they were hitting.

``It’s huge,″ PGA Tour tournament director Arvin Ginn said about the galleries. He admitted that gallery control and ``protecting the rights of the other players″ was a concern.

Woods’ best shot of the day came on No. 8 when he drove into the left rough, had a lie with the ball way below his feet and had two trees blocking his line to the green.

``Not a lie to work off of,″ Woods said to his caddie, Mike ``Fluff″ Cowan. ``Think this ball is going to have to hook a little bit?″

He then hit a 7-iron from 179 yards that started out about 15 yards right of the green and then hooked back for the flag like a homing pigeon returning to roost and plopped down 15 feet from the hole.