RARE 2013 JORDAN SPIETH Autographed Golf Ball + David Feherty John Deere Classic











AI Description: The product is a rare 2013 autographed golf ball by Jordan Spieth, a prominent player in PGA golf. This unique item was signed by Spieth and is an original piece, not a reprint. Additionally, it includes a 2013 Parings Guide signed by David Ferety during the John Deere Classic, adding to its collectible value. Whether for avid golf fans or autograph enthusiasts, this item holds sentimental and historical significance within the sports memorabilia market. Description from me (the son in Doc_n_Son): My Dad was the medical director for the John Deere Classic in Silvis Illinois for over 20 years. He personally amassed a autographed PGA memorabilia collection that easily numbered over a thousand pieces. After he passed in 2018 the majority of his collection was bought by the owner of a chain of very successful barber shops in and around the Quadcities area and can be viewed on display in six locations today. He met every single player in person. The QCA is known for celebrating every aspect of the annual PGA tournament and the owner of these shops wanted to keep this collection local to be seen every year by players and attendees and to honor the legacy of Doc and his presence at the JDC for so long. I’m including the Ferety piece because it’s the only physical item I have in my possession that kind of ties the dates of Jordans signature to the 2013 tournament. All of the posters are on display and NFS. While my dad DID get Jordans signature in 2012, as seen in the poster photograph, he would not have gotten a golf ball signed by an amateur. It would’ve been 2013 after Jordan established himself as the Tournament Champion that Dad would’ve asked him to sign a ball, as well as the 2013 poster. I’m getting ready to move on and cleaning out the very last items that I held back for myself and a few random items that I either couldn’t make out the signature or have little interest to people outside the area. My feedback speaks for itself.
