By
eHow Sports & Fitness Editor
Difficulty: Moderately Challenging
Step1
Attend practice rounds. During practice many golfer's are loose and approachable, because the stress of the tournament has not begun. In addition, the crowds are smaller, which gives you better odds.
Step2
Seek an autograph at a Pro-Am tournament. These tournaments can be good opportunities. Since these are generally held for charities, pro golfers tend to be less busy with normal tournament worries and may have more time for a quick signature.
Step3
Spend extra money by attending a special autograph event. Many tournaments stage special public relations events specifically for signings. Not every tournament offers this opportunity and not every golfer attends, however. Another thing to keep in mind is that not all events cost money, but it is a possibility. Be prepared.
Step4
Go to your local golf course and ask the club pro for help. Chances are, since he is a professional, he knows other professionals. A generous golf pro may be willing to help you in your search for an autograph by giving you helpful contact information.
Step5
Find a reputable autograph brokers in your area, if you feel your chances of a face-to-face meeting will not happen. There are several companies that deal exclusively with golfing memorabilia and autographs. Be certain your purchase is legitimate, as there are several scam companies as well.