Mike Donald's 1990 PGA Tour Birdies Statistics Leader 10K Gold Winner's Medal
Recipient of the 'Statistical Leader' 1991 Pro Set card card for his 401 birdies the 1990 season, here is the PGA Tour 10k gold medal for the feat presented to Mike Donald. The verso features a polished outer ring with raised lettering BIRDIES and 1990. The center field, which exhibits a dark patina, contains the PGA Tour logo consisting of a golfer silhouette within a rectangle, encircled by the raised text PGA TOUR STATISTICS LEADER. The reverse is decorated with a relief laurel wreath border. Three scrolls across the center are engraved MIKE, 401, and DONALD. A small dimpled golf ball in relief is positioned below the middle scroll. The number 401 represents the total birdies recorded by Donald in 1990. A hallmark stamp of 10K is located at the top edge of the reverse near the bail. The medallion includes a small suspension loop.
The Mike Donald Collection
Earning a moniker such as 'Iron Mike' in the game of golf isn't easy. Mike Donald did during the 1980's and early 1990's, notching nearly 300 made cuts on a PGA Tour - often in void of the glitz and glam of the game's current pro climate. Some will recognize his name from being a regular on the early 1990's PGA Tour Pro Set trading card checklists - even twice in 1991, earning a 'Statistical Leader' card for his 401 birdies the season prior. 1990 would be a year in which Donald would find himself under the brightest of lights, matching a 50 year old record with "the round of his life" 64 (Lloyd Mangrum) to lead The Masters after Thursday - en route to falling back in the pack for 47th. Just months later he would be on the wrong end of the US Open duel with Hale Irwin in the toughest test of golf. These major trials and tribulations were however sandwiched with great success. Donald earned the dually as difficult "PGA Tour Winner" title on July 16, 1989 when he closed the deal at the Anheuser-Busch Golf Classic in Playoff win over Tim Simpson and Hal Sutton. Donald also earned winner's medals at the 1984 JCPenney Mixed Team Classic with Vicki Alvarez and the 1990 Sazale Classic with Fred Couples. Through it all, Donald has stayed humble - with many fond memories of decades ago on the Tour. This offering we proudly feature items from The Mike Donald Collection.
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