Co-hosts Kathy Bissell and Gary Van Sickle talk to Bernard Bernacki, President of the Golf Heritage Society, and George Petro, At-Large Director of the Golf Heritage Society, about collectables in golf. Bernacki and Petro explain what to collect and what to forget. In the collecting category there are some pricey pieces, like the $87,000 paid for an original snapshot of Bobby Jones, a collecting card worth $27,000, a signed book by architect Charles Blair MacDonald worth $15,000. In the not quite valuable department, Van Sickle shows off his Masters clock, his Brandel Chamblee rookie card (worth 99 cents) and other items from his semi-vast library, most of which is worth very little. The experts were so good, The Golf Show 2.0 intends to have them back for more in collecting guidance.
