Sanders Rich And Ready For Augusta Masters Run
Doug Sanders won the Greater Greensboro Open by defeating Tom Weiskopf in a sudden death playoff to claim $20,000 and strengthen his lead in the 1966 money winnings race. The event drew 18 000 to 20 000 spectators, with Weiskopf earning $12,000, Miller Barber and Dave Ragan sharing third at $6,250, and others collecting smaller purses. Sanders heads to the Masters with momentum as Weiskopf, Palmer, and Sikes chase.
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Bill Hodges
Enterprise Sports
Sedgefield
Doug Sanders
Ojai
Calif
Augusta
Sanders
Greensboro
Tom Weiskopf
Bedford
Ohio
Notable Golf Leaders In Early 1970s Par Tournaments
The excerpt lists players such as Doug Sanders Tom Weiskopf Miller Barber Dave Ragan Dave Marr R H Sikes Al Geiberger Arnold Palmer Bobby Nichols Howie Johnson Peter Butler Julius Boros and others with round scores and prize figures from a golf event. It notes Sanders beating Weiskopf on the second hole of a sudden death playoff and includes locations like Ojai California and Bedford Ohio as well as prize money figures from the event.
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Miller Barber
Dave Ragan
Barber
Ragan
Dave Marr
R H. Sikes
Sanders
Weiskopf
Howie Johnson
Palm Springs
Calif
al Geiberger
Carlton Oaks
Arnold Palmer
Laurel Valley
Johnson
Bobby Nichols
Louisville
Peter Butler
Birmingham
England
Julius Boros
Mid Pines
N. C
Charlie Sifford
Los Angeles
Lionel Hebert
Lafayette
GGO
Doug Sanders
Ojai
Tom Weiskopf
Bedford
Ohio
Dashing Doug Sanders Wins Greater Greensboro Open Playoff
In a sudden death playoff at the 29th Greater Greensboro Open, Dashing Doug Sanders sank a six foot putt on the 16th hole to defeat Tom Weiskopf and claim the $20,000 first prize. Sanders described nerves and focus, noting he needed the decisive putt to avoid a longer shootout. Weiskopf, 23, faced the pressure in his second year on tour, while Sanders waited until his read and timing were perfect before tapping in the winning shot.
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Weiskopf
Sanders
Greensboro Jaycees
Allied Chemical Co
Benny Phillips
Sedgefield
Doug Sanders
Tom Weiskopf
Bedford
Ohio
Panthers Host To LA Bears In Conference Tilt
High Point College aimed for an eighth straight win as it faced Lenoir Rhyne today after a 9-1 season slate and 6-1 league mark. Lefthander Garry Holland would start as sophomore Forrest Dover was slated to return for Wednesday’s home game against Pfeiffer.
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High Point College
Lenoir Rhyne
Hears
Reats
Prelffer
Garry Holland
Panthers
Forrest Dover
Pfeiffer
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