1) June 8th, 1933 U. S. G. A. Open Championship full ticket to the 37th National played at North Shore Golf Club in Glenview, Illinois. The 1933 US Open was won by Johnny Goodman, the last amateur to win the Open. Ticket has original string and presents well despite multiple creases. Clean front and back.
2) June 10th, 1953 U. S. G. A, Open Championship ticket stub to the 53rd National played at Oakmont Country Club in Oakmont, Pennsylvania. Ben Hogan won the US Open, one of the five out six tournaments he entered and won in 1953 including the first three major championships of the year (a feat known as the "Hogan Slam"). Ticket has original string and presents well from the from with one light 1 1/2" crease across the center. Clean front with white paper residue from being glued in an album covering about 50% of the back.
3) Group of 4 tickets to the June 12-16 U. S. G. A, Open Championship, the 62rd National played at Oakmont Country Club in Oakmont, Pennsylvania. Jack Nicklaus began his professional career in 1962 and picked up his first win that same year by defeating the heavily favored Arnold Palmer in a Monday playoff at Oakmont for the 1962 U.S. Open. June 12th, 1962 - Full ticket with original string. Moderate crease across front with light blue ink smudging. Clear glue residue covers about 35% of back. June 13th, 1962 - Full ticket with original string. Moderate crease across front with small 1/2" tear. White paper residue from being glued in an album covering about 15%% of the back with clear glue residue covering about 35%. June 14th, 1962 - Ticket stub has original string and presents well despite multiple creases. Clean front with white paper residue from being glued in an album covering about 50% of the back. June 16th, 1962 - Ticket stub has original string and presents well despite a couple of creases that do not break the surface. Clean front with clear glue residue covering about 35% of back.
4) June 13th, 1986 full ticket to the 86th U. S. Open Championship at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club in Shinnecock Hills, New York. Ray Floyd would win his only US Open in 1986. Ticket missing original string with a tear at top string hole. A couple of creases with 9 pinholes scattered across the front. Relatively clean front and back.
5) Sept. 8th-9th-10th, 1961 paper pass? to the P. G. A. Championship at Sistersville Country Club in Sistersville, West Virginia. Jerry Barber defeated Don January in a playoff for the 1961 PGA Championship. Piece presents well with original string still present and creasing at left corner. Clean front with white paper residue from being glued in an album covering about 10% of the back and indications of clear glue residue covering about another 25%.