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 STARTING AUGUST 16TH, 2018 THROUGH

AUGUST 30TH, 2018

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(910) 315-5511 OR EMAIL: TOMSTEWARTPGA@GMAIL.COM 

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  • REGISTER NOW FOR OUR CURRENT AUCTION

    AUGUST 16TH, 2018 THROUGH AUGUST 30TH, 2018 

    ALL AUTOGRAPHED

    ITEMS COME WITH CERTIFICATES OF

    AUTHENTICITY

    FOR INFORMATION CALL TOM STEWART (910) 315-5511

    REGISTRATION IS FREE AND EASY

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    September 2016 Press Release


  • ABOUT US

    Pure Golf Auctions is the result of PGA Member, Tom Stewart’s life long love of golf and its history. His passion for history has led him to interact with most of the serious players, collector’s, investors, historians and writers within the game of golf. The Old Sport & Gallery is part museum, bookstore, art gallery, archives and retail store. Pure Golf Auctions becomes an extension of sharing their passion and artifacts with a larger international audience and allows Tom and his team to appraise, visit and sell collections from people all over the world.

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A Message From Jim Dodson - NY Times Best Selling Author and Donald Ross Award Winner
I like to call Tom the “Lord Mayor of Pinehurst” because his Old Sport & Gallery an eccentric and wonderful golf shop (featured in every publication in the land) is essentially the cross-roads of the game, a place in the Home of American Golf where historians, collectors, investors, Tour players and ordinary hackers like me feel right at home rubbing elbows with Arnie, Jack and other giants of the game. As a Life Member of the PGA of America, writer and former tournament player who actively competed in several countries, Tom also served as head professional at some of the finest private clubs and resorts in the nation. His extensive travels around the world turned him into a serious collector of top golf art and rare collectibles and ultimately brought him home to Pinehurst to open the Old Sport Gallery in the Village’s historical Harvard Building.