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Five (5) trophies at the Bobby Jones exhibit. It's the only time in history when all five were in the same place at the same time. |
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"The Walker Cup" In 1920, USGA President George Herbert Walker purchased this cup from Tiffany and Co. to develop a competition between the U.S. and Great Britain. George's grandson and great-grandson have both held the office of President of the United States. |
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"The Claret Jug" Trophy of The Open Championship |
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"US Amateur Trophy" The original Havemeyer was a silver trophy that was eventually destroyed in a fire at East Lake, Bobby Jones' home club. The USGA decided not to replicate the original, and instead designed what you see above. |
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"The Amateur Championship" Trophy given to the winner of Great Britains' Amateur Championship |
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"U.S. Open" The original two-handed US Open cup was destroyed in a fire in 1946 at Lloyd Mangrum's home club, Tam O'Shanter, outside Chicago. In this case, the USGA decided to replicate the original design, seen above. |
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