Several decades ago, Sandy Tatum crafted the words that define golf’s U.S. Open. After the first round at Tatum’s home course of Winged Foot, the host of the 1974 championship, no player was under par. The course was so hard it was giving the players fits. The best player in the field, Jack Nicklaus, rolled his first putt that day right off the green.
The Power of the Unreasonable Challenge
The Power of the Unreasonable Challenge
The Power of the Unreasonable Challenge
Several decades ago, Sandy Tatum crafted the words that define golf’s U.S. Open. After the first round at Tatum’s home course of Winged Foot, the host of the 1974 championship, no player was under par. The course was so hard it was giving the players fits. The best player in the field, Jack Nicklaus, rolled his first putt that day right off the green.