British Open 2001 Multi Signed Program Incl. Woods (twice), Duval (winner), Player, Norman

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David Duval won the 2001 edition of The British Open which was held at Royal Lytham & St Annes from 19-22 July.

This official program is personally signed by:

David Duval (2001 Champion and winner of 13 PGA Tournaments)

Tiger Woods (signed twice - winner of 15 majors and 82 PGA Tour events)

Peter Alliss (famed broadcaster and Open runner-up)

David Toms (one Major, 13 PGA Tour wins)

Padraig Harrington (three Majors, 15 European Tour victories)

Lee Westwood (3 times Major runner-up; 25 European Tour victories)

Vijay Singh (three Majors; 34 PGA Tour wins)

Michael Hoey (5 wins on the European tour)

Retief Goosen (2 majors; 14 European tour victories)

Darren Clarke (1 major, 14 European Tour wins)

Sergio Garcia (1 major; 4 times major runner-up)

David Howell (5 European Tour wins)

Mark Brooks (1 major, 7 PGA Tour wins)

Bob Charles (first NZ major winner; first left-handed major winner)

Hidemichi Tanaka (15 professional victories)

Eduardo Romero (8 European Tour wins) - signed twice

Thomas Bjorn (3 times major runner-up; 15 European Tour wins)

Angel Cabrera (2 majors, 47 professional victories)

Fred Couples (1 major; 64 professional wins)

Jim Furyk (1 major, 17 PGA Tour victories)

Greg Norman (2 majors; 331 weeks as World Number One)

Mikko Ilonen (5 wins on the European Tour)

Gary Player (9 majors; 160 professional victories)

Rory Sabbatini (6 PGA Tour wins, Olympics Silver Medalist)

Tom Lehman (1 major, 5 PGA Tour victories)

Mark McNulty (British Open runner-up; 59 professional wins)

Loren Roberts (8 PGA Tour victories)

Paul Lawrie (1 major, 8 European Tour wins)

Ian Baker-Finch (1 major; 17 professional wins)

Hal Sutton (1 major; 14 PGA Tour victories)

Jesper Parnevik (twice major runner-up; 15 professional wins)

Joe Ozaki (32 Japan Tour victories)

Tony Jacklin (2 majors; 29 professional wins)

Ian Woosnam (1 major; 29 European Tour victories)

Nick Price (2 majors; 48 professional wins)

Chris Dimarco (3 PGA Tour wins)

Robert Allenby (22 professional wins)

Stuart Appleby (major runner-up; 9 PGA Tour wins)

Mark O'Meara (2 majors; 16 PGA Tour wins)

David Smail (NZ golfer; 5 Japan Tour wins)

Joe Ogilvie (5 professional wins)

Miguel-Angel Jimenez (21 European Tour victories)

Shigeki Maruyama (14 professional wins)

Michael Campbell (NZ major winner; 8 European Tour wins)

Justin Leonard (1 major, 12 PGA Tour wins)

Bob Estes (4 PGA Tour wins)

Davis Love III (1 major, 21 PGA Tour victories)

Justin Rose (1 major, 27 professional wins)

Simon Dyson (6 European Tour victories)

Colin Montgomerie (5 times major runner-up; 31 European Tour wins)

Seve Ballesteros (5 majors; 50 European Tour wins (still a record))

Steve Jones (1 major)

Ernie Els (4 majors; 70 professional victories)

John Daly (2 majors; 19 professional wins)

Duffy Waldorf (10 professional wins)

Nick Faldo (6 majors, 30 European Tour victories)

Jeff Quinney (3 professional wins)

Tom Watson (8 majors, 39 PGA Tour wins)

Sandy Lyle (2 majors; 18 European Tour victories)

Mark Calcavecchia (1 major, 13 PGA Tour wins)

Ian Poulter (back cover) - major runner-up; 17 professional wins.