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  • [ March 22, 2019 ] On this day, In 1964 Billy Casper won the Doral-Open Invitational over Jack Nicklaus March 22
  • [ February 28, 2021 ] On this day, In 1971 Jack Nicklaus wins the only PGA Championship held in February February 28
  • [ February 27, 2021 ] On this day, In 1902 Gene Sarazen, winner of seven majors was born in Harrison, NY February 27
  • [ February 15, 2021 ] On this day, In 1970 Lee Trevino won the Tucson Open in a sudden death playoff for the 2nd year straight February 15
  • [ February 12, 2021 ] In 1998 Phil Mickelson won the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am… 6 months after the tournament began August 17
  • [ February 7, 2021 ] On this day, In 1962 Sam Snead became the only man to win a official LPGA event February 7
  • [ January 26, 2021 ] On this day, In 1960 Bobby Jones was honored by Vice President Nixon for his 1930 Grand Slam January 26
  • [ January 25, 2021 ] 1/25/1997 Tiger Woods aces the 16th hole at TPC Scottsdale in front of thousands January 25
  • [ January 24, 2021 ] Special Feature: The Story of Wayne Westner Special Feature
Goodyear
March 25

3/25/1952: Ben Hogan teamed with Robert Goodyear and won the best-ball portion of the Aiken Pro-Am

This Day in Hogan History: On March 25, 1952 Ben Hogan teamed with Robert Goodyear and won the best-ball portion of the Aiken Pro-Am, earning $1,378.65 at the Palmetto Golf [Read More…]

1971 PGA Championship

On this day, In 1971 Jack Nicklaus wins the only PGA Championship held in February

February 28
Cool it down: Red Hot Nicklaus wins 1971 PGA Championship On this day, In 1971 Jack Nicklaus won the only PGA Championship held in February [Read More...]
Sarazen

On this day, In 1902 Gene Sarazen, winner of seven majors was born in Harrison, NY

February 27
Gene Sarazen would have been 117 today… On this day, In 1902 Gene Sarazen was born in Harrison, NY.  He is without a doubt the [Read More...]

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Tucson

On this day, In 1970 Lee Trevino won the Tucson Open in a sudden death playoff for the 2nd year straight

February 15
Phil

In 1998 Phil Mickelson won the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am… 6 months after the tournament began

August 17
Sam Snead

On this day, In 1962 Sam Snead became the only man to win a official LPGA event

February 7