Goin' low: forty years ago, Mike Souchak lit up the Tour with a 72-hole scoring record that still stands

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Golfer Mike Souchak won the 1955 Texas Open with a 72-hole total of 257, and the score still stands 40 years later as the lowest 72-hole total in the history of the PGA Tour. The tournament was played in cold and windy conditions, and Souchak himself is surprised the record has endured.

Competitions, Golfers, 1955 AD, Texas Open (Golf), Souchak, Mike

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15 hole: Finley Golf Course

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A description is presented of the Finley Golf Course in Chapel Hill, NC which is owned and run by the University of North Carolina. The redesign of the golf course by George Cobb is discussed.

North Carolina, Golf courses

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Myrtle Beach, South Carolina: the inside story on America's favorite golf resort

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Myrtle Beach, SC, offers many amenities for golfers. A typical day at a golf resort is described.

Recreation, South Carolina, Golf resorts, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

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