While I'm surprised we didn't get more responses to this post I want to thank those that did participate. I hope those that read and played along gained a little insight into some history and had a little fun, too.
Congrats to SteffiThomas. She nailed the answers to a T, including the highly subjective Question #4.
I wasn't old enough to enjoy The King in his heyday but I did enjoy watching him play whenever I could. I guess you could call me an unofficial member of Arnie's Army. I can still see him hit a drive and watch after it like a hawk, his head tilting from side to side. His swing was that of Everyman... Nothing sweet or pure about it. While his 7 major wins weren't the most by any standard, I felt that his 1960 US Open wn at Cherry Hills was his finest; arguably the greatest of all time. He was 7 shots back starting play Sunday, and beat both Ben Hogan (my fav #2) and the young Jack Nicklaus. I was too young to watch it, but can see it in my mind.
Congrats, again, Steffi. You'll find the putter and balls in your bag the next time you log in. And Sam and Clark will find a sleeve each of the same balls just for playing along. Too bad we didn't have more involved in the game.
Thanks to you all. Hope to see you all on the links sometime soon.
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