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On January 24th, 1999 – David Duval became the 3rd player in PGA Tour history to shoot a 59, posting it in the final round Bob Hope Chrysler Classic played at PGAWest #GolfHistory #golf #PGA

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Special Feature: The Story of Wayne Westner ... “The greatest golfer you’ve never heard of” #golf #golfhistory #SouthAfrica written by: @ErnestHelen
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On this day, In 1930 Bobby Jones wins the U.S. Amateur Championship, completing the "Grand Slam" https://t.co/g1snx5QE2e via @Golf_History_

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The 1999 PGA Championships Annual
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1972: Gary Player wins the PGA Championship after an amazing 9 iron on the 16th hole https://t.co/6VesHlYnPm via @Golf_History_

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1972: Gary Player wins the PGA Championship after an amazing 9 iron on the 16th hole https://t.co/6VesHlYnPm via @Golf_History_

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1973: Tom Weiskopf wins The Open Championship wire-to -wire at Troon https://t.co/OcstevJyCQ

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1962: Arnold Palmer wins his 2nd Open Championship in a row by 6 strokes at Royal Troon https://t.co/aiyzBgxjwv

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1973: At age 71, Gene Sarazen aces Royal Troon's "Postage Stamp" hole https://t.co/JvB7TGj2hq via @Golf_History_

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7/12/1970: Following Doug Sanders missed putt, Jack Nicklaus wins his 2nd Open Championship in an 18 hole playoff https://t.co/T4jV9NwA6F via @Golf_History_

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1930: Bobby Jones wins the U.S. Open completing the 3rd leg of the "Grand Slam" https://t.co/AYUIkt9MDt via @Golf_History_

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July 10th, 1953: @BenHogan wins the Open at Carnoustie in his only ever appearance @carnoustiegolf

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1933: Denny Shute wins The Open in a 36 hole playoff over Craig Wood https://t.co/13XFHRLmY8 via @Golf_History_

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1956: Peter Thomson wins The Open Championship for the third year in a row https://t.co/J6HqkBgpEs via @Golf_History_

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1948: Henry Cotton wins his third Open Championship at Muirfield Links https://t.co/vYYTkNw2HR

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Ben Hogan hits a 1 iron approach on the 18th hole at Merion during the 1950 US Open.The photograph taken became one of the most famous golf photographs of all time. https://t.co/IaGPwOoUgs

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5/10/1929: Walter Hagen wins The 64th Open Championship; wins back-to-back titles https://t.co/ELZtkcVa2W via @Golf_History_ & @GolfHistoryShop

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5/10/1987: Fred Couples wins the Byron Nelson Classic in a playoff over Mark Calcavecchia https://t.co/MwjC86Gq99 via @Golf_History_ & @GolfHistoryShop

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1951: Francis Ouimet becomes 1st "Non-Briton" Captain of The Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews https://t.co/u8hk5Qz8YQ

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1986 Masters Tournament
This shirt honors Verne Lundquist’s call as Nicklaus made his 18-foot birdie putt on the 17th hole to take sole possession of the lead for the first time in the tournament.

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