Ken Venturi Autographs
Ken Venturi was an American professional golfer, renowned for his extraordinary contributions to the sport as both a player and a commentator. Born on May 15, 1931, in San Francisco, California, Venturi's passion for golf began at an early age. He turned professional in 1950, and his talent quickly caught the attention of the golfing community. Over the course of his illustrious career, Venturi achieved significant milestones, including 14 PGA Tour victories and a memorable win at the 1964 U.S. Open. His victory at the tournament was not just a personal triumph, but also a significant moment in golf history, as he navigated the challenging conditions at Congressional Country Club to secure his first and only major championship.
Venturi's 1964 U.S. Open victory is particularly noteworthy due to the circumstances surrounding it. Battling extreme heat and physical exhaustion, he showcased remarkable resilience and determination, finishing with a score of 276, which was considered an impressive feat at the time. His triumph was celebrated not only for the straight aces with his swing but also for his mental toughness, making him an inspiration to many aspiring golfers. In addition to his success on the course, Venturi also earned recognition for his participation in other notable tournaments, like the Masters and the PGA Championship, further solidifying his status as a formidable competitor in the world of golf.
After retiring from professional play in the early 1970s, Venturi made a successful transition to sports broadcasting, where he became a prominent voice in golf commentary for CBS Sports. His ability to articulate the nuances of the game and his deep understanding of golfing techniques enriched the viewing experience for fans. Venturi's influence on the game continued to reverberate even after his playing days, as he offered insightful commentary during many major events over the years. Throughout his life, Venturi's commitment to golf and his dedication to sharing his expertise with fans and future generations have left an enduring legacy, ensuring that he remains a cherished figure in the annals of American golf history.
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Current items with a signature of Ken Venturi
These are the most current items with a signature of Ken Venturi that were listed on eBay and on other online stores - click here for more items.
| Picture | Item Title | Price | Store |
 | Ken Venturi Signed Vintage Sports Illustrated Magazine Real Autograph PGA | $42.85 |  |
Traded items with a signature of Ken Venturi
The most expensive item with a signature of Ken Venturi (Bill Fields signed Golf photograph autographed by Ken Venturi 2011) was sold in June 2026 for $245.00 while the cheapest item (KEN VENTURI AUTOGRAPHED GOLF CARD) found a new owner for $0.50 in February 2010. The month with the most items sold (22) was May 2013 with an average selling price of $16.24 for an autographed item of Ken Venturi. Sold items reached their highest average selling price in August 2011 with $149.00 and the month that saw the lowest prices with $0.99 was June 2008. In average, an autographed item from Ken Venturi is worth $14.99.
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Latest News about Ken Venturi
Local golf: CBS Sports' Jim Nantz remembers Ken Venturi a year later (05/21/2014): On May 6, 2013, Jim Nantz inducted Ken Venturi into the World Golf Hall of Fame. The longtime Marco Island resident was ill and couldn’t be there. Sons Tim and Matt accepted on their father’s behalf. Lewis: Saying goodbye to Ken Venturi (05/31/2013): Former professional golfer and broadcaster Ken Venturi past way on May 17, we was 82. I had the pleasure to speak with Venturi several times during my years with the Pebble Beach Company. Hole-liner dispute ... remembering Ken Venturi ... anchors away ... Tiger-Sergio (05/25/2013): Potsie and Ralph are opponents in the finals of the Happy Days Country Club Championship. Potsie is two up with two to go and can close Ralph out on the 17th green if he can sink a 15-foot putt to hal Pals remember Ken Venturi as a great friend (05/24/2013): Loading Photo Galleries ... Golf Legend and Broadcaster, Ken Venturi, Leaves a Legacy (05/23/2013): Family and friends of golf legend, Ken Venturi, remembered his lifetime achievements today during his funeral service in Palm Desert.
Older News Stories about Ken Venturi
Lewis: Saying goodbye to Ken Venturi (05/2013): Former professional golfer and broadcaster Ken Venturi past way on May 17, we was 82. I had the pleasure to speak with Venturi several times during my years with the Pebble Beach Company. Local golf column: Ken Venturi unable to attend World Golf Hall of Fame inductio (04/2013): Ken Venturi was thrilled to finally be going into the World Golf Hall of Fame. But the longtime former Marco Island resident will not be able to attend Monday’s induction ceremony in St. Augustine. Frys.com notebook: Ken Venturi a deserving tournament guest (10/2012): The renowned golfer has recently been selected to enter the World Golf Hall of Fame 
Golf: Ken Venturi reminisces about surviving to win 1964 U.S. Open title (06/2011): Ken Venturi is the unofficial host of the 111th U.S. Open this week at Congressional Country Club in Bethesda, Md. Loran Smith column: Ken Venturi (04/2011): AUGUSTA — Millions of golf fans are familiar with Ken Venturi’s name, but few are aware that the former U.S. Open champion and longtime CBS golf analyst has a speech problem. They don’t know it be...
