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So I was searching through all the hundreds of balls in my basement and I came across a Nike one that was stamped Tiger. It also says 2000 82nd PGA Championship where a logo normally would be. I was wondering if there is anything special about this golf ball, like is it one he used in a tournament?

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put it on ebay & you'll soon find out!

What's in my X cart bag

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Then one of theseDi7 uniflex steel 5-SW and finally the NXT tour straight in the hole using Rossa Daytona

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if you dont have a cert. of authenticity, most sports items, especially items that were worn or used are not worth that much. but like the previous guy or gal said, ebay will let you know what its worth

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Hey useless149149, sorry to burst your bubble ... but I have a Tiger Woods 2000 US Open collector series tin box that includes 4 sleeves of golf balls that have the Tiger name stamp and the words "2000 US Open Champion" stamped on each ball.

http://www.thebeautyofthegame.com/pr...woods_tin.html

These balls weren't played by Tiger, they come as part of a collector's series box with information & scores from that tournament.

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I have a Nike one platinum TW. The swoosh logo has loads of sparkles on it and it is side stamped with 'PRACTICE' on it. Think it's worth anything.
Whats in the bag:

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Fairway woods: Howson tour master power series 3,5 woods
Irons: MacGregor M675 3-PW DG S300 Wedges: Mizuno MP-R Black Nickel 54.10, 60.05Putter: Pinfire Golf P4Ball: Titleist NXT TourHome Course:http://www.golfarmagh.co.uk/...

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So I was searching through all the hundreds of balls in my basement and I came across a Nike one that was stamped Tiger. It also says 2000 82nd PGA Championship where a logo normally would be. I was wondering if there is anything special about this golf ball, like is it one he used in a tournament?

I have one of those too. I figured it was just probably one of the balls Tiger had used at the driving range before a round, and someone scooped it up.

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