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In the early 1950s, every golfer had a chance to beat Ben Hogan
- In the early 1950s, every golfer had a chance to beat Ben Hogan during the event sponsored by Hogan and Life Magazine on May 31, 1952.
- Golfers had the opportunity to beat Hogan for a one-dollar entry fee, and nearly 44,000 players outperformed him.
- Nonie Haefer and Peggy Dulleck were the only women to beat Hogan, with Dulleck scoring a net 66.
- Hogan expressed respect for weekend golfers, stating, 'He is a man who shoots in the 80s, 90s and 100s, but is always in there trying, whenever he can spare the time.
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In the early 1950s, every golfer had a chance to beat Ben Hogan
Seventy-five years ago, amateur golfers would have wished for a chance to play golf with Ben Hogan. That doesn’t mean in 1952 they couldn’t beat him. Hogan, one of the best players in history, helped sponsor “Ben Hogan Day” along with Life Magazine as part of National Golf Day on May 31 that year. For a dollar, they could match scorecards against Hogan, the two-time defending U.S. Open champion. Hogan would be playing the Northwood Club in Dalla…
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