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First, I will apologize in advance for my complete and utter lack of golf knowledge. I just have no idea where else I can go for advice/answers on this, and I'm hoping you guys can help. I have a Tad Moore putter from my dad, and I'm wondering if it's something worth trying to sell on eBay, since I'm in no way a golfer myself. I do have pictures I can upload, if that will help, but it has printed on it that it's a "Shorty", #1/100 from the 79th PGA Championship in 1997 at Winged Foot Golf Course. Anything that says it's #1 of a limited production makes me think that it *might* be worth something, but like any niche, I know it can be hard to find the right collector. I even tried emailing Winged Foot a few months ago to see if they could shed any light on it, and I'm still waiting for a reply LOL So if any of you have any info at all, I will be greatly appreciative!! Thank you again :dance:

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I figured I could upload some pics for you guys, in case that would help at all. I have it listed on eBay now, and got a message from a user on there saying that it is 1 of 100 made, not necessarily the first one out of the 100.

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