TaylorMade 2012 Limited Edition Major Championship Golf Tour Bag

TaylorMade 2012 Limited Edition Major Championship Golf Tour Bag 

2012 MAJOR CHAMPIONSHIP - COMMEMORATIVE EDITION

ROYAL LYTHAM & ST. ANNES 2012 OPEN 

SUPERIOR TAYLORMADE QUALITY 

Excellent Condition as per photos 

A PHENOMENAL INVESTMENT BUY 

LIMITED PRODUCTION MAKING IT EXTREMELY VALUABLE TO BOTH GOLF ENTHUSIASTS & COLLECTORS 

The violet On top of the crown represents Violet Talbot, whose close relationship win Her Majesty Queen Mary Helped Lytham & St Annes secure its Royal title in the 1920s. The three stars on the front of the crown are borrowed From the crest or the Clifton Family, Lytham and St. Annes leading family until the mid 20th century; two of the town's main thoroughfares are named for them. The crown's 10 beads are a reminder that the Open Championship has been held at Royal Lytham and St. Annes 10 times since the club's Founding in 1886, the red banner is an ode to the champions belt, which was the trophy awarded to Open Champions until 1870, when Young Tom Morris kept it permanently after winning the Championship the third time.

The windmill is a nod to of of the towns most famous landmarks. Lytham Windmill, and a reminder of the Typically windy conditions that prevail on the

course.

The LifeSaver is a tribute to the Royal National Lifeboat Institution of St. Annes. It was founded in 1824. Since the RNL was founded. its lifeboats

have saved over 137.000 lives as or November 2006. The three windows represent the Royal Lytham and St. Annes par-three first

hole.

The Initials TL - TaylorMade Tom Lehman the first American to win there since Bobby Jones 70 years before. In 1969, the eventual champion launched a drive off the 18th tee during the final round.

The BBC television commentator remained silent until the ball stopped rolling before famously saying "What a corker."

The magnet and the number 203 refers to the course's 203 bunkers and how they seem to have a magnetic attraction to balls that come near them.