LUCKY – 1/2 Troy Ounce .999 Fine Silver Ball Marker | Mint Markers^®

Description:

A four-leaf clover in deep silver relief, centered and bold. The simplest expression of the oldest golf truth: the difference between 79 and 83 is usually luck, and the guys who say otherwise are the ones shooting 91.

The Legend:

Bobby Jones famously said, “I never learned anything from a match I won.” He also, less famously, pocketed a four-leaf clover before the final round of the 1930 U.S. Open at Interlachen and completed the Grand Slam that same year. Coincidence? The Mint Markers^® historians don’t comment on record, but they do note that this marker has shown up in the bag of a lot of guys who suddenly got a lot better. Not better at swinging. Better at scoring. There is a difference.

Highlights:

• Contains 1/2 Troy Ounce of .999 Fine Silver
• Obverse: Four-leaf clover, front and center, because the only thing saving that drive was luck
• Reverse: Mint Markers^® common reverse — the “M×M” monogram built from crossed golf tees and a teed-up ball, ringed by “MINT MARKERS” and the tagline “INVEST IN YOUR GAME. FOR REAL.” with “HALF TROY OUNCE” and “.999 FINE SILVER” around the border
• Diameter: 30mm
• Antique finish available at checkout
• Made in the U.S.A.

For the golfer smart enough to know that “earned” and “fortunate” can look the same on a scorecard.