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9th Green Norman and Strange and Hallderson
9th Green Norman and Strange and Hallderson

9th Green Norman and Strange and Hallderson

Date6/28/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: 9th Green Norman and Strange and Hallderson
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0094230F
A pregnant Ellen Green runs out to congratulate her husband, golfer Ken Green, after he won the $180,000 winner's share of the $1 million Canadia Open(...)
A pregnant Ellen Green runs out to congratulate her husband, golfer Ken Green, after he won the $180,000 winner's share of the $1 million Canadia Open(...)
9/5/1988
Crowd Aplaude Norman on 18th
Crowd Aplaude Norman on 18th
6/28/1986
They're green with envy
They're green with envy
9/3/1988
Practice makes perfect: After soaking up instruction via video or with your local, friendly pro, the next step is to hit the practice green, the driving range and, of course, the golf course
Practice makes perfect: After soaking up instruction via video or with your local, friendly pro, the next step is to hit the practice green, the driving range and, of course, the golf course
4/25/1989
Who says Jack Nicklaus doesn't communicate? Nicklaus has a wide congratulatory smile for New Zealander Bob Charles on 18th green of St. George's, seco(...)
Who says Jack Nicklaus doesn't communicate? Nicklaus has a wide congratulatory smile for New Zealander Bob Charles on 18th green of St. George's, seco(...)
6/23/1968
What do you think? Al Geiberger gets a second opinion about which way a putt will break, asking his son Brent, 9, for advice on the putting green at G(...)
What do you think? Al Geiberger gets a second opinion about which way a putt will break, asking his son Brent, 9, for advice on the putting green at G(...)
7/19/1977
Hangin' On: Three-shot lead. Seven holes to go. No problem, right? Not quite. But Ken Green managed to hang on and win the Canadian Open by a single shot over a pair of PGA pros yesterday
Hangin' On: Three-shot lead. Seven holes to go. No problem, right? Not quite. But Ken Green managed to hang on and win the Canadian Open by a single shot over a pair of PGA pros yesterday
9/5/1988
This is golf Gibby Gilbert, first round leader in Canadian Open golf tournament in London, ponders what to do after he overhot green on the 18th hole (...)
This is golf Gibby Gilbert, first round leader in Canadian Open golf tournament in London, ponders what to do after he overhot green on the 18th hole (...)
7/3/1970
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
Norman and Barr
Norman and Barr
6/26/1986
Bar makes par: Canada's top PGA Tour pro, Dave Barr, was steady as she goes on the greens and hit the clubhouse as one of four Canucks at par 72 on opening day
Bar makes par: Canada's top PGA Tour pro, Dave Barr, was steady as she goes on the greens and hit the clubhouse as one of four Canucks at par 72 on opening day
9/1/1988
Ettore Della Torre. Eyes on Canadian Open
Ettore Della Torre. Eyes on Canadian Open
6/2/1965