Danny Willett – 2016 Masters Champion Framed Tribute
Celebrate a defining moment in modern golf history with this elegant, fully matted, and framed collectible honoring Danny Willett, winner of the 2016 Masters Tournament. This impressive piece centers around a genuine 2016 Masters flag, personally signed by Willett in a black felt pen. The signature stands out boldly against the iconic yellow flag, capturing a moment of pride and triumph at Augusta National Golf Club.
Willett’s victory in 2016 marked a career milestone. Although he had already earned recognition on the European Tour, this win cemented his place among golf’s elite. To date, he has claimed eight professional victories, represented England in the World Cup, and played for Team Europe in the Ryder Cup. His composure during the final round at Augusta remains one of the most memorable performances in recent Masters history.
Three accent photographs enhance this stunning collage. One captures Willett in action during the final round. Another example is the emotional moment he experienced when he received the Green Jacket. The third highlights the sheer joy of his victory. Together, these images tell the story of his unforgettable Sunday at Augusta.
The entire presentation is expertly matted and framed. A warm tan and gold mat surrounds the collage, while the pieces are mounted on a textured fabric backing. A striking black and gold plaque details the event and Willett’s accomplishments. The outer frame features a rich brown “leather” finish with gold accents, complementing the master color palette. The finished size measures approximately 30″ x 36″ x 2″, creating a bold visual presence.
In addition, this item includes third-party authentication and comes with an individually numbered lifetime guarantee of authenticity from us. The piece arrives ready to hang, making it a perfect addition to any sports room, office, or golf-themed collection.
More than just a framed flag, this tribute celebrates grit, precision, and one of golf’s greatest Masters performances.
