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    1990 Cadillac Golf Classic Poster

    Currency:CAD Category:Memorabilia Start Price:10.00 CAD Estimated At:160.00 - 400.00 CAD
    1990 Cadillac Golf Classic Poster
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    Original event poster for the 1990 Cadillac Golf Classic, "$1 Million Dollars at Stake," held July 7-8, 1990 at Weston Golf and Country Club, Toronto. Features player photos and autographs of Arnold Palmer, Raymond Floyd, Mark Calcavecchia, and Dave Barr, signed in person when presented to the consignor. No certificate of authenticity accompanies the piece. Framed under glass with green mat; frame measures 40" x 24". Good condition; no visible damage to poster, mat, or glass. | | Arnold Palmer - 7 majors (4 Masters, 1 U.S. Open, 2 British Opens), 62 PGA Tour wins total. One of the most significant figures in golf history, "The King," credited with popularizing the sport on television in the late 1950s/60s. | Raymond Floyd - 4 majors (1 Masters, 2 PGA Championships, 1 U.S. Open), 22 PGA Tour wins. Hall of Famer, one of only a handful of players to win PGA Tour events across four different decades. | Mark Calcavecchia - 1 major (1989 British Open), 13 PGA Tour wins. Solid multi-decade tour pro, still active on the Champions Tour well into his 60s. | Dave Barr - 0 majors, but a notable name specifically for a Toronto/Canadian event: he's one of Canada's most successful PGA Tour golfers, with multiple tour wins and top finishes at majors (runner-up at the 1985 U.S. Open), and a Canadian Golf Hall of Fame inductee.