Jack Nicklaus & Lee Trevino
Dual-Signed Merion Golf Club Scorecard

Here is an authentic Merion Golf Club scorecard that has been nicely autographed by greats Jack Nicklaus and Lee Trevino. The U.S. Open in 1971 at Merion resulted in another playoff, this time between Jack Nicklaus and Lee Trevino, arguably the top two players in the world at the time. Both had missed putts on the 72nd hole to win on Sunday, Trevino for par and Nicklaus for birdie. In the Monday playoff, Nicklaus had trouble early in the bunkers and was behind the rest of the round. Trevino, the 1968 champion, won by three strokes to tally his second U.S. Open title. It was the second of four times that Nicklaus was a runner-up to Trevino at a major championship.  

This was also the scene of Trevino's "rubber snake stunt", where he pulled out a rubber snake prior to the start of the 18-hole playoff. Ever the kidder Trevino wanted to lighten the mood and drew huge laughs including from Nicklaus, who was said later to be not so amused. 

 Certificate of Authenticity from Green Jacket Auctions (GJA).