Robert Beck

Here we go again...MORE spare prints. PRINT NUMBER ONE HAS ALREADY SOLD. First up is an 11x17" print of Tiger at the 2000 PGA Championships. This was a playoff hole where Tiger sunk a long putt to take the lead. It ran as the cover on Sports Illustrated that week...and a larger print sold at auction for $284,000.00 last year! This print is nicer and will last longer. Get it NOW for $500! Print #2 is another version of the Tiger hole in one at the 1997 Phoenix Open. 8.5x11" for $50. The third print is a very young Tiger Woods reading a putt at the 1992 Nissan LA Open...his first pro tournament (he played as an amateur). This 11x17 is a bit on the dark side...especially under Tiger's cap. $75. #4 is an 11x17" print of Tiger celebrating his win at the 2001 Masters. This is the last one I have of this one that is already printed up...not quite as good as the first one that sold but better than the last. $125.00. #5 & #6 are 13x19" prints of Tom Watson that did not sell the first time around. The title and MY signature have bled into the paper. Tom's signature is solid. Each is now only $50! Then comes the editor's proof of a shot that ran in SI. One of a kind but I guess that doesn't matter to anyone.😂The 17.5x13" is now $25! #8 is an 8.5x11" of Jordan Spieth at the 2017 Masters. Marked down to $15. Print #9 is one of my all-time favorite images. I set up in the tunnel at the LA Memorial Coliseum with one low yellow gelled light to throw the "larger than life" player shadows (one of those players, #5, is Heisman winner Reggie Bush)up on a wall that included hand painted records of USC Trojan National Championships and Rose Bowl appearances. This shot ran as a Leading Off that week in SI. A year or two later and that touch of history was sadly painted over. I'll let this beauty go for $125. Lastly is the Barry Bonds Silhouette from 2007. The 11x17" has been marked down to $50. It is offset a bit but otherwise nice. Have at it folks! DM on Instagram of via Facebook's messenger if you are interested. First come, first served.