Golf’s Highest Honor
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In each of our lives, there are standout Moments That Matter. We launched a 10-part series where 15 Hall of Famers share some of the most inspirational stories from on and and off the course.
Golf’s Highest Honor
#OnThisDay 65 years ago in 1956, Marlene Bauer Hagge, then only 22 years old, won the LPGA Championship in a sudden-death victory over Patty Berg to capture the only Major Championship victory of her career. #KPMGWomensPGA https://t.co/fCUtOvGPjU
Read MoreLet's celebrate today with @JuliInkster like it was the 1988 Crestar Classic when she won in a four-way playoff over Nancy Lopez, Betsy King, and Rosie Jones. We hope you have a great birthday today, Juli! #HappyBirthday https://t.co/rtrqqfpa5T
Read More#HappyBirthday wishes go out today to Class of 2013 World Golf Hall of Fame inductee and three-time @ChampionsTour Major Champion, @montgomeriefdn. Hope you have a great day, Monty! https://t.co/z1uEDEX49G
Read More@gaynorroberts6 @LPGA Living Legend Pat Bradley.
Read More#OnThisDay 65 years ago in 1956, Marlene Bauer Hagge, then only 22 years old, won the LPGA Championship in a sudden-death victory over Patty Berg to capture the only Major Championship victory of her career. #KPMGWomensPGA https://t.co/fCUtOvGPjU
Read MoreLet's celebrate today with @JuliInkster like it was the 1988 Crestar Classic when she won in a four-way playoff over Nancy Lopez, Betsy King, and Rosie Jones. We hope you have a great birthday today, Juli! #HappyBirthday https://t.co/rtrqqfpa5T
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