Let’s see those golf souvenirs!

[Coulter]

Want to show off the best places you’ve been or make the rest of us just a little envious? Let’s see what your best souvenirs are or just the whole collection! 
In the past I’ve just bought hats at each new course I played but without an established golf area in my “humble abode” I quickly realized that wasn’t sustainable so about 5-8 hats is all I’ve got for the time being (I’m still new) 

[Josh Parker]

There are a couple threads rolling on this general topic, but some good ones have been logo balls, ball markers and scorecards.

I keep the scorecards and should start buying a ball marker.  Need to build a rack for the wall though for them.

[Coulter]

4 minutes ago, Josh Parker said:

There are a couple threads rolling on this general topic, but some good ones have been logo balls, ball markers and scorecards.

I keep the scorecards and should start buying a ball marker.  Need to build a rack for the wall though for them.

Dang I figured there probably was just didn’t find them when I searched last night. I’m definitely going to plan to build some sort of dedicated area for golf souvenirs in the near future 

[Josh Parker]

16 minutes ago, Coulter said:

Dang I figured there probably was just didn’t find them when I searched last night. I’m definitely going to plan to build some sort of dedicated area for golf souvenirs in the near future 

That's become my office/studio. Haha. I don't know how the wife puts up with me. 

[Rob Person]

Course and Tournament golf balls is my thing.  While i haven't played a ton of courses, there is room to grow it!

I also try to not lose my scorecard from where I've played too.

I have a small hanging Ball display rack that has mine and my uncles course balls on it.

Edited October 17 by Rob Person

[TSauer]

Pencils are usually what I try and collect at each course.

[ILMgolfnut]

This is rare on this side of the Atlantic, with GPS and rangefinders so prevalent, but a lot of UK courses sell yardage books. Very handy during the round if you don't have the electronics available, and a nice souvenir to help you remember the round. I have a few of those from my two trips to Scotland.

[Rob Person]

I've just recently started collecting ball markers.   Magnetic and Poker chip style.   I will still collect the balls too.  But at least I can use the ball markers!

 

[Siamese Moose]

I have yardage books from most of the trips I've taken, if they sell them. My favorite design is these foldout maps from The Homestead, in Virginia. They have really nice magnetic end pieces that easily snap together, keep the whole package nice and small, and are printed on a heavy tear proof paper. Really classy!

[Coulter]

2 hours ago, Rob Person said:

I've just recently started collecting ball markers.   Magnetic and Poker chip style.   I will still collect the balls too.  But at least I can use the ball markers!

 

I think this is what I’m going to start doing when I begin the Arkansas golf trail course run 

[Fishahh]

I know it’s technically not a souvenir, but my brother made it for me for my 40th. He’s also made others (our other brother an Army one, himself a Messi one, and others). 

 

[Xtreme.Golfer]

So I'm a big memrobillia collector at the moment (much to my wife's disgust!!) 

I work as a volunteer for the DP World Tour and LIV golf so I try to collect things from each event and from players I meet. I've got lots of signed balls, gloves, flags etc and I've started collecting players bags. I've currently got 3 TaylormadeLimitedEditionTour Bags (Rory, Tommy and Nelly), 2 of which are signed by Nelly and Tommy and I'll be hunting down Rory next year

[JLAude]

My most prized trinket or souvenir from golf would have to be this bag tag from the 1995 Masters.  That was the year Ben Crenshaw won his second Masters only one week after the death of his dear friend and mentor, Harvey Penick.  The bag tag is autographed on the front but his name does not appear on the back (except for 1984) as only winners through 1994 are listed.

This for me is a real treasure.