Monty Magic - signed by Colin Montgomerie
Ryder Cup 2002, The Belfry, Final Day, Match 17. With the Ryder Cup in the balance, Colin Montgomerie sends the winning putt toward the hole to defeat American Scott Hoch 5&4 during the final day's singles matches. It was the matchplay performance of a lifetime as the man from Troon gave one of the finest Ryder Cup singles displays of all time in securing vital points for Europe.
Our incredible print features a picture of intense concentration. A packed, expectant gallery looks on around the 14th green as Monty gets ready to record a sensational win. The scoreboard in the background shows the overall match score remains level at 8 points each for Europe and USA. Monty's win was crucial and inspired confidence and self-belief throughout the rest of Europe's ranks.
With roars from the crowd ringing around a packed Belfry, Monty thrived under the pressure of an incredible atmosphere. American Scott Hoch simply had no answer to a Scotsman in total control of his game. It was a flawless performance from the man who won the European Order of Merit for a record 7 consecutive years from 1993 to 1999. As Captain Sam Torrance explained, "He was number one for seven years and he has been again this week." Montgomerie had proved beyond all doubt that he was a Ryder Cup giant.
Own a piece of sporting history
We have captured Colin Montgomerie in a fantastic action shot during his final day's singles match. Colin's form on that day was breathtaking. Our limited edition print shows the moment of the winning putt on the way to the hole as he sealed a famous victory. It is an essential purchase for any golf memorabilia collector, or casual fan of the game.
Personally Signed
Each print has been personally signed by Colin Montgomerie. This print is a unique commemoration of one of Europe's all-time great golfers and you will not be able to find it anywhere else.
Strictly Limited Edition
Only 250 hand-numbered copies of this print will ever be released. The scarcity of this edition makes early ordering essential.