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Henry Cotton shoots a level-par 284 to win the British Open and his first after World War two. Winning by five strokes in horrendously troublesome conditions at Muirfield, Scotland.
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Tony Jacklin claims the first major championship of his career, he led all weekend to claim the purse of £4,250, a little less than you would get for winning The Open today!
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Tony Jacklin captures his second major by winning the US Open at Hazletine Country Club. He was the only man to shoot under par with a staggering -7 total of 281 over the 72 holes.
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Nick Faldo completed his maiden Open Championship win, emulating Cotton at Muirfield with an immaculate 18 pars under severe pressure in the final round. See Faldo's final putt
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Nick Faldo claims his second major and his first at Augusta, beating Scott Hoch in a play-off by making birdie on the 18th hole.
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The Englishman won in a second successive play-off, this time over America's Raymond Floyd.
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The former world number one sealed victory at the home of golf St Andrews, winning by five strokes.
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Faldo claims his second title at the famous scottish course and his third Open championship winning by one stroke over John Cook.
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The then world's number one wins his final major at Augusta to make it a hat-trick of US Masters victories. Faldo famously over-hauled Greg Norman on the final round and sunk a birdie putt on the 18th green to cap his final major championship victory
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