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This is a set of 7 Official Augusta Master’s Tournament Caddy Hats and Visors in Green, Navy, and White (The Khaki 2004 pictured has been sold). All are new, the Caddy Hats still have their tags attached.

BONUS** I’ll throw in free 1 Masters Visor from the 1980s (green, in picture far left) and 2 Masters Caddy Hats from the 1988 and 1992 in like-new condition but a little dusty. One navy and One green with a braided cord bordering the top of the brim in front, they do not have the year on them like newer hats.

Masters hats are selling on ebay for $25-$50 EACH, you will get an entire collector’s set at bargain! All items are great condition as you can tell from the picture. If you have any questions let me know.

Master’s collectibles are hot sellers this year, especially with Tiger’s return. It is a buyer’s market, too, so these will only go up in market value! These hats make a great gift or raffle item for your own event.

Years and Tournament Winner info:

1988 – Scotsman SANDY LYLE’s final win on the PGA Tour.

1994 – JOSE MARIA OLZABAL During the 72 holes, Olazabal had 30 one-putts, chipped in twice and was six for six in sand saves.

1999 – JOSE MARIA OLZABAL – Won his second Masters championship by two strokes over Davis Love III and three strokes over Greg Norman, who experienced another disappointing back nine at Augusta.

2000 – VIJAY SINGH – This was career major No. 2 for Vijay Singh and his first Masters win. Also, in 2000 the Masters becomes first golf tournament presented live in HDTV on network television.

2001 – TIGER WOODS – He wins by two strokes to capture his Second Masters Win and fourth consecutive professional major golf tournament win. completed what is known as the “Tiger Slam.” Woods won the final three majors of 2000 – the US Open, British Open and the PGA Championship – and then won the first major of 2001, the Masters which gave him ownership of all four major trophies at the same time.

2001 – 83rd PGA Championship held from August 16-19 at the Atlanta Athletic Club, Highland Course in Duluth, Georgia. David Toms won his first major championship by one stroke over Phil Mickelson. The 265 total for Toms is the record for the lowest number of strokes at a major championship.

2004 PHIL MICKELSON – He birdies the last hole to win his first major, making him the fourth Masters champion to win with a birdie on the final hole. This is also the year Arnold Palmer plays in his 50th consecutive, and final competitive, Masters Tournament.

2005 – TIGER WOODS – His fourth Masters win, matching Arnold Palmer and two short of Jack Nicklaus’ tournament record. His chip-in on No. 16 was one of golf’s all-time great shots. Nicklaus made his final Masters appearance this year, and 73-year-old past champion Billy Casper, playing for the first time since 2001, shot 34-over 106 in the first round, the highest ever recorded in The Masters.

Thank you for looking.

Local pick up ok. Regular shipping is $10.99. I can ship with insurance at your cost.

****Proceeds from this sale will be donated to New Directions International Mission****

All final sale price proceeds after shipping and fees will go to support New Directions International and Stakwell Yurenimo’s charity kids sports camp in Kenya. To read more about NDI and the camp visit: www.jlwilliams.org/partners/full_entry/african_partners_kenya/