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ENGRAVING: “A Gallery of Golfers: Walter J. Travis”…engraving from Harper’s Weekly, June 19, 1909

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Question by syco2236: Who is the golfer(s) in this pictures?

http://i.a.cnn.net/si/multimedia/photo_gallery/2005/07/11/0711/lead2.jpg

I think one of them is Jack Nicklaus and another is Arnie Palmer, but I have no idea which one is which or if its even them.

Thanks for the help, I appreciate it.

Best answer:

Answer by Pixie Chick
You got it, Jack on Right, Arnie on Left. About 45-50yrs ago. Maybe early-mid 60′s

Lets make this easier Jack has a hat on. Arnie, doesn’t.
Jack IS standing to the RIGHT of Arnie, I’m looking at how they’re posed, so I’d like my golf clubs back.
Everyone has a different strategy a different minds eye….didn’t golf teach you that Mr. Pro?

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Question by I Salute You: What Happens if a Spectator Moves the Ball?
Assume it’s some PGA sanctioned tournament. A golfer hits the ball into the gallery. Someone picks it up and tosses it back onto the fairway. What would be the ruling from the PGA officials on site?

Best answer:

Answer by DNT
I do know the spectator would be ejected. And I believe the player is not penalized due to spectator interference, but will have to play it where it lies. In Scotland in the old days the penalty was one stroke and the loss of the left hand, but times are gentler now.

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