Chris Traber - Contributor
Chris Traber has divided his career between journalism and corporate communications. Graduating with a journalism degree from Ryerson University in Toronto, he was a feature and sportswriter for The Toronto Sun and United Press International covering major league baseball, basketball and hockey. His freelance work has appeared in ranging international publications including The Globe & Mail, New York Times, Success and Global Reinsurance.
Canadian golf collectibles rarer than an ace but attainable
Within the vast realm of golf, Canadian collectibles are few and far between -- or so one might think. In fact, Canada's illustrious golf heritage is something of a passion for Bob Nutley, the dean of Canadian golf club collectors. With one of his country's most prolific collections, his knowledge of ancient golf armaments is unparalleled. Nutley continues to play and build custom clubs "to pay for the collection," which includes more than 200 putters.
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