We’ve seen a number of Tiger-Woods related items auctioned off in recent years—and for hefty sums. From a set of irons he used during his historic 2000-2001 run going for $5.15 million to a piece of a scoreboard from his first-ever PGA Tour start fetching $69,000 to even a hand-written letter from Tiger selling for more than $25 grand. Anything Tiger-related is still a hot commodity as we approach three decades since he turned pro.

But there’s one incredibly valuable artifact that has never been sold and there’s a good reason for that. Well, a reason, that is. It can’t be sold right now, because its owner is “not really sure” where it is right now. Whoops.

The Golfer’s Journal podcast, which featured millionaire Warren Stephens on its most recent edition, informed us of this. Stephens, who founded The Alotian Club and whose father is a former chairman of Augusta National, told Tom Coyne an amazing story about what happened at the conclusion of the 1997 Masters—specifically to the golf ball Woods used to put the finishing touches on his landmark 12-shot win. And even more amazing is his recollection of that ball’s current whereabouts.