Middlecoff Gary Horoscope

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Middlecoff Gary

Jan 6, 1921

Rating : AA (Data from a birth certificate)

Scorpio
Moon Sign

Sagitarius
Sun Sign

Pisces
Lagan

Events

Work : Prize 1945 (Won both North and South Open)

Work : Prize 1949 (U.S. Open)

Work : Prize 1949 (Vardon Trophy)

Work : Prize 1955 (Won Masters)

Work : Prize 1956 (U.S. Open)

Work : Gain social status 1957 (Went pro)

Biography

American dentist who went from being an amateur golfer to being a professional golfer in 1957. As an amateur golfer, he was the holder of both the Memphis and Tennessee amateur championships. In 1945, Middlecoff was the first amateur to win both the North and South Open. In 1949 and 1956, the same year that he won the Vardon Trophy, he won the U.S. Open. In 1955, Middlecoff won the Masters and had another great year. Read less

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`` Gary Middlecoff

Gary Middlecoff (1921-1998)

Cary Middlecoff, born January 6, 1921, in Halls, Tennessee, was a prominent American professional golfer and dentist. He achieved significant success in the golfing world, winning two Masters Tournaments (1953 and 1957), the U.S. Open (1949), and accumulating 40 PGA Tour victories throughout his career. Middlecoff's golfing style was characterized by its powerful drives and exceptional putting abilities.

Beyond his accomplishments on the golf course, Middlecoff served as president of the PGA of America from 1969-1970, further demonstrating his dedication to the sport. He also enjoyed a successful career as a dentist, graduating from the University of Tennessee Dental School in 1944. He served in the U.S. Army Dental Corps during World War II before embarking on his professional golfing career.

Golfing Career Highlights

Masters Tournament wins (1953, 1957)
U.S. Open win (1949)
40 PGA Tour victories
PGA President (1969-1970)

Personal Life and Legacy

Unfortunately, information regarding Middlecoff's social media presence is unavailable as those platforms did not exist during his lifetime. He passed away on September 1, 1998. While specific details about recent projects related to Middlecoff are scarce, his legacy continues to be honored within the golfing community. He is remembered for his powerful swing, his sportsmanship, and his contributions both on and off the course. Historians and golf enthusiasts continue to recognize his place as one of the great golfers of his era. Information may be available through golf history organizations or archives related to the PGA Tour and its players.

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