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.Β
Golf’s Highest Honor
#OnThisDay 50 years ago in 1971, Hubert Green earned his first career victory on the @PGATOUR by winning in a playoff over Don January at the Houston Champions International. https://t.co/kUtNHtefPj
Read Moreπ½πππ ππππ π·πππ ππ π΅ππππ, π±πππ’ π΄ππππππ 1. Born in Georgia in 1954. 2. Attended college in Florida. 3. Owns six @USGA titles. https://t.co/q5Vax02QWq
Read More#FunFactFriday Patty Berg -- seen here with Peggy Kirk Bell at the 1975 World Open Golf Championship in Pinehurst, N.C. -- owns the most Major Championships ever by a female golfer with 15, and won her first and last Major Championships 21 years apart (1937 and 1958). https://t.co/kL9H0lDGoc
Read More#ArtifactSpotlight In 1962 when Chi Chi Rodriguez was an assistant golf professional at the Dorado Beach Hotel in Puerto Rico, he gave a lesson to Congressman Gerald Ford, who later sent him a check for the lesson for $7.50 issued by the House of Representatives. #GlobalGame https://t.co/Xvl3apryu1
Read More#OnThisDay 50 years ago in 1971, Hubert Green earned his first career victory on the @PGATOUR by winning in a playoff over Don January at the Houston Champions International. https://t.co/kUtNHtefPj
Read Moreπ½πππ ππππ π·πππ ππ π΅ππππ, π±πππ’ π΄ππππππ 1. Born in Georgia in 1954. 2. Attended college in Florida. 3. Owns six @USGA titles. https://t.co/q5Vax02QWq
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