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This is one of ?personal quotes. |
The person: ? The event: ? The game: Golf
Photo is Phil Mickelson. Nope! That's not the person. |
? receives his first set of golf clubs from his father at the age of three.
? first broke 100 when he was seven years old.
? becomes a caddie at age 11.
When ? won his last major, the 1964 Masters,
? was golf's career
money leader.
Four years earlier, ? had become
golf's first career
millionaire.
Named PGA Player of the Year in 1960, and again in 1962,
Awarded "Athlete of the Decade" (1960s) by the Associated Press,
Awarded "Athlete of the Decade" (1960s) by the Associated Press,
Won the Masters four times and the British Open twice
? used to fly his own twin-engine,
seven-seater plane to
golf tournaments.
In 1973, ? became the first golfer to win
more than
$100,000 in one year.
Another ?personal quote. |
How did you do? Have you guessed the master of golf? "The King" - NO! Not Elvis!
? is the one and only...
"Arnie"
On June 18, 1960, Arnold Palmer shoots a 65 to win the
U.S. Open at Cherry Hills Country Club in Denver, Colorado.
It was the best final round in U.S. Open history.
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