YOU'RE VIEWING ONE: RICH BEEM 2002 PGA CHAMPION SIGNED GOLF BALL.
SIGNED AT WGC FIRESTONE - AKRON, OHIO. VERY NICE PERSON AND PLAYER.
EXCELLENT CONDITION AND SIGNATURE.
FUN TO MEET - GREAT PLAYER.
ALWAYS INCLUDED, IS THE CERTIFIED, SERIAL NUMBERED AND SEALED - 100% AUTHENTIC JUSIGNIT COLLECTIBLES CERTIFICATE.
Rich Beem, born in Phoenix, Arizona, was raised in El Paso, Texas, and attended New Mexico State University in Las Cruces for college golf.
Turning professional in 1994, Beem's early career included a period in Seattle selling car stereos and cell phones. His passion for golf reignited following J. P. Hayes' victory at the 1998 Buick Classic. Beem's breakthrough came in 1999 with his win at the Kemper Open as a rookie. He advanced his career significantly in 2002 with a win at The International in Castle Rock, Colorado.
Beem's momentum continued as he clinched the 2002 PGA Championship at Hazeltine National, one of the four major golf tournaments. He opened with a par 72, but a six-under 66 in the second round tied him for first place. A third-round 72 placed him in second, three strokes behind Justin Leonard. In the final round, Beem held off Tiger Woods, who finished just one stroke behind after Beem carded a 68 to Woods' 67. This triumph secured Beem's spot in the top 20 of the Official World Golf Ranking.
RICH BEEM 2002 PGA CHAMPION
RICH BEEM 2002 PGA CHAMPION
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YOU'RE VIEWING ONE:RICH BEEM 2002 PGA CHAMPION SIGNED GOLF BALL.
SIGNED AT WGC FIRESTONE - AKRON, OHIO. VERY NICE PERSON AND PLAYER.
EXCELLENT CONDITION AND SIGNATURE.
FUN TO MEET - GREAT PLAYER.
ALWAYS INCLUDED, IS THE CERTIFIED, SERIAL NUMBERED AND SEALED - 100% AUTHENTIC JUSIGNIT COLLECTIBLES CERTIFICATE.
Rich Beem, born in Phoenix, Arizona, was raised in El Paso, Texas, and attended New Mexico State University in Las Cruces for college golf.
Turning professional in 1994, Beem's early career included a period in Seattle selling car stereos and cell phones. His passion for golf reignited following J. P. Hayes' victory at the 1998 Buick Classic. Beem's breakthrough came in 1999 with his win at the Kemper Open as a rookie. He advanced his career significantly in 2002 with a win at The International in Castle Rock, Colorado.
Beem's momentum continued as he clinched the 2002 PGA Championship at Hazeltine National, one of the four major golf tournaments. He opened with a par 72, but a six-under 66 in the second round tied him for first place. A third-round 72 placed him in second, three strokes behind Justin Leonard. In the final round, Beem held off Tiger Woods, who finished just one stroke behind after Beem carded a 68 to Woods' 67. This triumph secured Beem's spot in the top 20 of the Official World Golf Ranking.
