Raymond Floyd Defies Age, History for Improbable ’86 U.S. Open Win
By Travis Puterbaugh, Curator In April 1986, Jack Nicklaus shocked the world when he won his sixth Masters title and at the age of 46
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By Travis Puterbaugh, Curator In April 1986, Jack Nicklaus shocked the world when he won his sixth Masters title and at the age of 46
By Dave Cordero, World Golf Hall of Fame It was an unusually warm Sunday afternoon at Sedgefield Country Club in Greensboro, North Carolina. Al Geiberger
Raymond Floyd carried an aura as a competitor and a winner that drew fear from his rivals whenever his name went on a leader board,
By Travis Puterbaugh, Curator Sir Nick Faldo, a winner of six Major Championships, resides amongst an elite group of golfers including only Jack Nicklaus, Gary
“Annika Sorenstam ‘59’ Scorecard”: Annika Sorenstam cemented her membership into the “59 Club” by shooting the lowest round in the history of the LPGA –
By Travis Puterbaugh The 1991 Ryder Cup, according to one of its central figures, was “maybe one the most compelling and interesting Ryder Cups we’ve
By Dr. Tony Parker, World Golf Hall of Fame Historian Hubert Green passed away on June 19, 2018 at age 71. Between his quick humor
By Travis Puterbaugh, World Golf Hall of Fame Curator “He plays a game with which I am not familiar.” –Bobby Jones, 1965 Those words were
Friday, July 28, 2017 Sea Island, Georgia After the Major Championships have been won and numerous tournament checks have been cashed, one of the most
