The Perfect Golf Gift

A few years ago a friend of mine presented methey cost.
with a gift. It was a plaque featuring PayneAs golfers, we are tired of getting the same old
Stewart. For those of you who don't know aboutboring gifts, golf balls, ball markers, towels and
Payne, he was a very likable golf pro who died inhats. I really needed to find those plaques.
a tragic plane crash in 1999. This plaque shows aA friend of mine suggested e-bay. I went to the
picture of Payne holding his 1999 US Open trophye-bay site and I did find some golf plaques. The
and a bag piper walking off into the mist. It alsoselection was limited and the quality was nowhere
has engraved tutorials about his accomplishmentsnear as good as the one I owned. Terry had
and a duplicate of the wrist band he wore withadmired my plaque for years and I didn't want to
the initials WWJD (What Would Jesus Do)give him something of inferior quality.
This plaque is one of my most cherishedAfter a few days of surfing the web, I found a
possessions. It will always hang prominently in mysite called Their selection of memorabilia golf items
office. I probably get more compliments on thatwas huge. I found multiple plaques for every
plaque then any other memorabilia in my office orgolfer from Bobby Jones to Tiger Woods. Some
home.of these plaques are autographed and their prices
Recently I wanted to buy a similar plaque for awere very reasonable.
good golfing buddy (Terry). I called Al (the guyIf you want to buy a gift for the golfers in your
who gave me my plaque) and asked where tolife, this is it! Not only will they remember you
find them. Al said he bought it at a charity auctionforever, but these gifts will become family
and had no idea where I would get one or whatheirlooms and increase in value.