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A Birdie watcher's view of the 18th hole at Glen Abbey on the first day of the canadian open
A Birdie watcher's view of the 18th hole at Glen Abbey on the first day of the canadian open

A Birdie watcher's view of the 18th hole at Glen Abbey on the first day of the canadian open

Date7/21/1977
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Original Toronto Star caption: A Birdie watcher's view of the 18th hole at Glen Abbey on the first day of the canadian open. Some of the 10,500 fans, believed to be a record for an opening day, ring the green to see stars finish the first round
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0094123F
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On the beach, Club pro Bobby Breen tests sand traps on final hole at Glen Abbey golf course near Oakville
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Tender care: Dean Baker and Staff defend Canadian Open site Glen Abbey against Mother Nature and the ravages of 28,500 rounds of golf, many by duffers
5/30/1992
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