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bite your tongue! Defending Canadian Open champ John Cook got himself into trouble at 16 yesterday when he landed in a bunker. His first attempt to ge(...)
bite your tongue! Defending Canadian Open champ John Cook got himself into trouble at 16 yesterday when he landed in a bunker. His first attempt to ge(...)

bite your tongue! Defending Canadian Open champ John Cook got himself into trouble at 16 yesterday when he landed in a bunker. His first attempt to ge(...)

Date6/29/1984
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Original Toronto Star caption: bite your tongue! Defending Canadian Open champ John Cook got himself into trouble at 16 yesterday when he landed in a bunker. His first attempt to get out failed but he succeeded the second time and bogeyed the hole.
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bite your tongue! Defending Canadian Open champ John Cook got himself into trouble at 16 yesterday when he landed in a bunker. His first attempt to ge(...)
bite your tongue! Defending Canadian Open champ John Cook got himself into trouble at 16 yesterday when he landed in a bunker. His first attempt to ge(...)
6/29/1984
Bite your tongue! Defending Canadian Open champ John Cook got himself into trouble at 16 yesterday when he landed in a bunker. His first attempt to ge(...)
Bite your tongue! Defending Canadian Open champ John Cook got himself into trouble at 16 yesterday when he landed in a bunker. His first attempt to ge(...)
6/28/1984
John Cook at the 6th Bunker
John Cook at the 6th Bunker
7/30/1983
Champ gives Arnie tips. Gary Cowan of Kitchener, new U.S. amateur golf champion, shows grip to greatest money-winning pro, Arnold Palmer. Arnie will pass up their year's Canadian Open
Champ gives Arnie tips. Gary Cowan of Kitchener, new U.S. amateur golf champion, shows grip to greatest money-winning pro, Arnold Palmer. Arnie will pass up their year's Canadian Open
9/7/1966
'I was horrible'. A disgusted Dave Barr kicks at the sand after blasting out of a trap into another bunker on the fifth hole yesterday at Emerald Hill(...)
'I was horrible'. A disgusted Dave Barr kicks at the sand after blasting out of a trap into another bunker on the fifth hole yesterday at Emerald Hill(...)
7/30/1988
Dave Barr bunker at 6th
Dave Barr bunker at 6th
6/27/1986
A warm embrace for a cold Eskimo soapstone carving is delivered by Canadian Open golf champion Gay Brewer after he won the title yesterday at Cherry H(...)
A warm embrace for a cold Eskimo soapstone carving is delivered by Canadian Open golf champion Gay Brewer after he won the title yesterday at Cherry H(...)
7/10/1972
Some of the top names in this year's Canadian Open include Jack Nicklaus, top middle, and, clockwise, defender Curtis Strange, Nick Price, Canadian Ri(...)
Some of the top names in this year's Canadian Open include Jack Nicklaus, top middle, and, clockwise, defender Curtis Strange, Nick Price, Canadian Ri(...)
8/24/1988
Gary Cowan of Kitchener, playing his first tournament in three months, had a 69 yesterday to lead the first round of the Ontario Amateur golf champion(...)
Gary Cowan of Kitchener, playing his first tournament in three months, had a 69 yesterday to lead the first round of the Ontario Amateur golf champion(...)
7/10/1974
Ask your pro - he can best judge the kind of gold equipment you need
Ask your pro - he can best judge the kind of gold equipment you need
8/24/1971
Gay Brewer was one of several golfers who scrambled into contention at midway mark of Canadian Open championship at Cherry Hill. [Incomplete]
Gay Brewer was one of several golfers who scrambled into contention at midway mark of Canadian Open championship at Cherry Hill. [Incomplete]
7/7/1972
Al Balding (centre) chats with owners Gil Blechman (left) and Harvey Kalef after he was confirmed yesterday as resident pro of Canadian PGA National c(...)
Al Balding (centre) chats with owners Gil Blechman (left) and Harvey Kalef after he was confirmed yesterday as resident pro of Canadian PGA National c(...)
4/8/1974