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Captains Jack Nicklaus and Tony Jacklin at the 1983 Ryder Cup.

What made the Ryder Cup the Ryder Cup? You could argue 1983

By: Michael Corcoran
Travel
After nearly being killed when his car was hit by a bus in 1949, Hogan spent two months in the hospital. He returned to competition at the 1950 L.A. Open, where he lost in a playoff to Sam Snead.

Hollywood Hogan: Ben Hogan dominated everywhere in his prime — especially Los Angeles

By: Michael Corcoran
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Bobby Jones rolls a putt during the Augusta National Invitational Tournament in Augusta, Ga., on March 23, 1934.

Bobby Jones vs. the world: The untold story of how the Masters became the Masters

By: Michael Corcoran
Lifestyle
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Why canned cocktails are the perfect on-course companions

By: Michael Corcoran
Features
Hagen’s win at the ’22 Open sparked a U.S. renaissance and, eventually, worldwide rep at golf’s oldest major.

Hello, world! How the Open Championship became golf's ultimate international event

By: Michael Corcoran
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Francis Ouimet was the 1909 Boston schoolboy champ
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Amateur Francis Ouimet won the 1913 U.S. Open and, in the process, invented golf as high drama

By: Michael Corcoran