Having a golf auction the same weekend as The Masters was a brilliant move and maybe even boosted the incredible sales that happened. From Michael Jordan to Howard Hughes, many famous personally owned golf clubs made up Golden Age Golf Auction’s Spring Auction. Tiger Woods clubs sold for over $5,000,000. Collectors Dashboard had been following all the items in the Spring Auction at Golden Age Golf Auctions from the beginning. Bidding started on March 23 and closed over the weekend on April 9. It’s time to look at how some of the famously owned golf clubs performed at auction.

This represented an opportunity for collectors to display (or even sink a put with) Tiger Woods’ personal putter. For collectors and investors, some of these clubs and irons may look best safely displayed on the wall to be shown off as the trophy collectible they are.

Collectors Dashboard evaluates collectibles as an alternative asset class. The same capital that could have been invested into stocks or bonds is being used to buy high-end collectibles like Tiger Woods Slam winning Irons which was the high sale of the entire auction selling well beyond $1,000,000.

Here are the specific lots that stood out to us when we gave a lookover, but keep in mind that there were over 600 lots up for bid covering many gold items in this auction. Images below have been provided by Golden Age Golf Auctions.

Lot 1: Tiger Woods’ 2000-2001 Tiger Slam Winning Irons with an opening bid of $25,000.00 and had a bid of $850,101.00 after 40 bids on March 30 and sold for $5,156,162.40 after 58 bids.

Lot # 2: Ben Hogan Actual Irons from Magical 1953 Season with an opening bid of $5,000.00 and had a bid of $11,789.00 after 11 bids on March 30.

Lot # 5: Tiger Woods’ Actual “Backup” Putter – c1998s Scotty Cameron PPP Newport II had an opening bid of $1,000.00 and stood at $17,445.00 after 31 bids on March 30. The putter sold for $65,704.80 after 45 bids.

Lot # 7: Michael Jordan’s personally used Scotty Cameron Putter had an opening bid of $1,000.00 and stood at $3,796.00 after 15 bids on March 30. The putter sold for $10,742.40 after 24 bids.

Lot # 10: Phil Mickelson’s personally used Scotty Cameron Putter had an opening bid of $3,000.00 and stood at $7,073.00 after 9 bids on March 30. The putter sold for $15,034.80 after 16 bids.

Lot # 14: Tiger Woods Gold Plated (Hand Stamped, VIP, #14/20) 1996 US Amateur Scotty Cameron Putter had an opening bid of $1,000.00 and stood at $5,558.00 after 19 bids on March 30. The putter sold for $11,816.40 after 27 bids.

Lot # 20: Howard Hughes Complete Set of Irons, Woods, and Bag had an opening bid of $500.00 and stood at $1,572.00 after 15 bids on March 30. The clubs sold for $6,510.00 after 28 bids.

Lot # 22: Tiger Woods 1997 Masters Scotty Cameron – Made for Augusta National Staff had an opening bid of $500.00 and stood at $4,484.00 after 20 bids on March 30. The club sold for $7,161.60 after 23 bids.

Lot # 26: Nick Faldo’s Personal Scotty Cameron Newport 2.5 Tour Prototype had an opening bid of $1,000.00 and stood at $3,796.00 after 10 bids on March 30. The club sold for $5,011.20 after 11 bids.

Lot # 28: Early 1990s “Scott” Cameron Caliente Prototype had an opening bid of $400.00 and stood at $1,141.00 after 7 bids on March 30. The club sold for $1,506.00 after 9 bids.

Lot # 29: 1992 “Scott” Cameron Handmade Putter w/ Matching Sketch had an opening bid of $400.00 and stood at $3,580.00 after 25 bids on March 30. The club sold for $10,130.40 after 35 bids.

Lot # 30: Early 1990s “Scott” Cameron Handmade w/ 3 Point Crown had an opening bid of $400.00 and stood at $2,021.00 after 20 bids on March 30. The club sold for $4,725.60 after 28 bids.

Lot # 31: c1994 Scotty Cameron Coronado Prototype Putter had an opening bid of $400.00 and stood at $1,255.00 after 13 bids on March 30. The club sold for $2,425.20 after 19 bids.

Lot # 32: c1994 Scotty Cameron Tour Prototype Putter had an opening bid of $400.00 and stood at $1,518.00 after 16 bids on March 30. The club sold for $2,667.60 after 20 bids.

Lot # 34: c1992 Scotty Cameron Mizuno Prototype Putter had an opening bid of $400.00 and stood at $1,670.00 after 18 bids on March 30. The club sold for $2,934.00 after 23 bids.

With over 600 lots that were sold here are some of the other items that would interest a serious collector:

Lot # 3: Finest Known Bobby Jones Signed 1920s Golf Ball sold for $104,694.00 after 32 bids.

Lot # 4: Sam Snead’s 1952 Masters Tournament Gold Medal sold for $190,372.80 after 32 bids.

Lot # 6: 1992 Tiger Woods PGA Debut Ticket (Signed by 16 year old Tiger) sold for $104,694.00 after 31 bids.

Images To Use: Tiger Woods High selling clubs

1992 Tiger Woods PGA Debut Signed Ticket

Lot # 3: Finest Known Bobby Jones Signed 1920s Golf Ball