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The Peter Alliss Collection

Shop our exclusive collection of commentary notes by Peter Alliss, the legendary "Voice of Golf" who defined BBC golf broadcasting for over four decades. From 1978 until his passing in 2020, he was the BBC's lead golf commentator, covering The Open Championship, Masters Tournament and Ryder Cup with his distinctive wit and storytelling. One of the golf commentators who transcended the sport, becoming beloved by casual viewers and devoted fans alike.

This collection features the actual hand-written notes Peter Alliss used during live commentary. The course observations, player assessments, and tournament preparations from Augusta National, St Andrews and golf's greatest stages.

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Before becoming the BBC's voice, Peter Alliss was a professional golfer himself - winning 31 tournaments including three British PGA Championships, playing in eight Ryder Cups, and competing against legends like Arnold Palmer. His transition to broadcasting in 1961, while still competing, brought a player's insight to every call. After succeeding Henry Longhurst in 1978, he shaped golf commentary for generations, hosting 140 episodes of Pro Celebrity Golf and working for ESPN, ABC Sports and broadcasters worldwide. Inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame in 2012 for Lifetime Achievement, he designed over 70 golf courses including The Belfry.

For golf fans who remember his wit, warmth and storytelling from BBC broadcasts. Authentic commentary notes from the "Voice of Golf," framed and ready to hang.