Temporary Exhibits

When you visit the World Golf Hall of Fame, you will never know what you will see around the next corner. Special exhibits are planned throughout the year and new items are added on a regular basis giving you a reason to return again and again.

Currently on Display:

Jack Nicklaus: Golf’s Golden Champion

The World Golf Hall of Fame unveiled a special exhibit that celebrates the stories of Jack Nicklaus’ benchmark career in golf and his successful career and life off the course. Nicklaus’ indelible impact on the game of golf began at age 10, the year he first picked up a golf club and carded a 51 in the first nine holes he ever played. The special exhibit’s storyline begins with his youth and storied amateur career and extend through the greatest professional career to date, showcasing artifacts, memorabilia, photos, video and text.

“Jack Nicklaus: Golf’s Golden Champion” opened in conjunction with the 2007 Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony on Nov. 12 and will remain on display through Fall 2008.

To read Mr. Nicklaus' comments on the exhibit, click here.

Pride, Passion, Patriotism: A Celebration of The Solheim Cup
Visit our online Solheim Cup exhibit.

World Golf Hall of Fame, with the support of PING, LPGA and the Ladies European Tour, has opened an exhibit that tells the story of women’s professional golf’s most prestigious team competition, The Solheim Cup. The exhibit features many stories as told by Solheim Cup captains and participants themselves, as well as personal memorabilia to support those stories. On display from the Solheim family is one of three original Solheim Cup trophies. Photos, video and additional memorabilia is included in the display through a variety of sources, including Hall of Fame members, the LPGA, Ladies European Tour and PING.

2007 Induction Class

Learn about the Hall of Fame careers and accomplishments of the five newest members of the World Golf Hall of Fame: Joe Carr, Hubert Green, Charles Blair Macdonald, Kel Nagle, Se Ri Pak, and Curtis Strange. Displays in Shell Hall include personal memorabilia and rare artifacts.