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Tony Jacklin riding high as the winning captain in 1985. Along with Spain’s Seve Ballesteros (far left), he drove Europe’s revival in the Ryder Cup. That’s Scotsman Sam Torrance carrying Jacklin and England’s Paul Way at right.

Once there was magic: An ode to when the Ryder Cup wasn't a series of blowouts

By: Michael Corcoran
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One giant leap for Jack after his 40-foot bomb on the 16th fell for birdie.
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50 years later, we've still never seen anything quite like the 1975 Masters

By: Michael Corcoran
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How triumph at Royal Troon changed a life (and legacy) 51 years ago

By: Michael Corcoran
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Arnold Palmer at the ’64 Masters. No one guessed it would be his last winning putt at a major.

Why Arnold Palmer's magical run at the Masters still resonates

By: Michael Corcoran
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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
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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