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- 1960 U. S. Open (golf) - Wikipedia
The 1960 U S Open was the 60th U S Open, held June 16–18 at Cherry Hills Country Club in Cherry Hills Village, Colorado, a suburb south of Denver Arnold Palmer staged the greatest comeback in U S Open history, erasing a seven-stroke deficit during the final round to win his only U S Open title
- 1960 U. S. Open Highlights - YouTube
Starting seven strokes off the lead, Arnold Palmer shot a 65 to complete the greatest final-round comeback in U S Open history Palmer, who started the round by driving the green on the par-4
- Arnold Palmers 1960 U. S. Open win changed him and the game forever
Palmer, then 29, won the 1960 U S Open with the most mesmerizing birdiefest in golf history, six in the first seven holes to start his fourth round
- 1960 U. S. Open Golf Tournament Winner and Scores - Golf Compendium
The 1960 U S Open was the 60th time the tournament was played, and it boasted an all-time great comeback Arnold Palmer came from seven strokes off the lead at the start of the final round to win Winner: Arnold Palmer, 280 Where it was played: Cherry Hills Country Club in Cherry Hills Village, Colorado Tournament dates: June 16-18, 1960
- A U. S. Open for the Ages | Sports History Weekly
Arnold Palmer celebrating his victory at the 1960 U S Open where he delivered the greatest comeback in tournament history Sixty-four years ago, Ben Hogan, Arnold Palmer, and Jack Nicklaus did battle at the feet of the Rocky Mountains outside Denver, Colorado
- 60 years since 1960 U. S. Open • Kingdom Magazine
Arnold Palmer could do almost no wrong during the summer of 1960 Fresh from claiming his second Green Jacket at the Masters in April, he won the U S Open after starting his final round seven shots behind 60 years on, Kingdom turns the clock back to golf’s ultimate feat of derring-do at Cherry Hills Country Club
- The story of this never-before-seen picture of Arnold Palmer at the . . .
This is a story about something nearly as mythical as Sarazen's albatross in historically missing lore: Arnold Palmer driving the first green at Cherry Hills in the final round of the 1960 U S
- Remembering Arnie: Palmers 1960 victory among Top 10 U. S. Open moments
Arnold Palmer, motivated by a grill-room conversation with writer Bob Drum, drove the par-4 first green and posted a 65 to complete the greatest final-round comeback in U S Open history
- Arnold Palmer - Wikipedia
In particular, Palmer traveled to Scotland in 1960 to compete in the British Open for the first time He had already won both the Masters and U S Open and was trying to emulate Hogan's 1953 feat of winning all three tournaments in a single year [ 10 ]
- Arnold Palmer wins U. S. Open | June 18, 1960 | HISTORY
In 1960, Palmer won his second Masters, which gave him momentum going into the U S Open After three rounds, however, Palmer was tied for 15th, seven shots behind Mike Souchak
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