1984 U.S. Open Highlights

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There seems to be some discrepancy in the details surrounding Fuzzy Zoeller's waving a white towel ceremoniously after Greg Norman holed a long par putt at Winged Foot. Some believed he was surrendering to Norman, but Zoeller has stated that he waved the towel as a light-hearted gesture. Zoeller parred 18 and then fired a sizzling 67 in the playoff to beat Norman by eight shots.
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@pb12661 4 года назад

I miss golf in the 80's...

@johncassani6780 2 года назад

Norman did the exact same thing from the fairway on the last hole of the ‘86 Masters as he did on the last hole of regulation here. Would have been in a playoff with Nicklaus, but wasn’t as successful by the green at Augusta. It was the story of his career. He had an uncanny ability to follow a 63 with a 78.

@gatorcc70 6 лет назад

I miss the old days of ABC Sports covering the US Open.

@KYExtemper 4 года назад

If only Norman had this putting touch on other Sundays in the majors. It definitely would've won the 1993 PGA.

@oaklandtobangkok 6 лет назад

Great stuff.

@COLETHORN10 11 месяцев назад

Fuzzy made one mistake in his life and got crucified by Tiger. Fuzzy didnt do a tenth of the bad things Tiger did and never endangered other drivers, driving while being drug impaired in Jupiter, Fl and California, the latter occurrance could have very well killed people if they were driving in the other lane when Tiger's out of control SUV came careening by and across the roadway coming to a halt when a tree stopped it.