gene sarazen (Meaning)

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gene sarazen (n)

United States golfer who was first to win all four major golf tournaments (1902-1999)

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Gene Sarazen's iconic shot over Bobby Jones' bunker in 1935 remains etched in golf history.
Sarazen's "Sarazen Bridge" shot in the 1938 Masters showcased his legendary creativity.
The "Gene Sarazen Junior World Golf Championships" is a prestigious event that has nurtured young golfing talent.
Sarazen's 1922 U.S. Open victory made him the youngest player ever to win the championship.
Gene Sarazen's contributions to golf earned him induction into the World Golf Hall of Fame.
The "Sarazen Swing" was a revolutionary golf technique that revolutionized the power and accuracy of the game.
Sarazen's mentorship of Sam Snead played a pivotal role in shaping the future of golf.
The "Sarazen World Open" was a major golf tournament that showcased the best players in the world.
Gene Sarazen's legacy as a golfer, inventor, and ambassador is unparalleled in the annals of the sport.
Sarazen's love for golf transcended his playing career and extended to promoting the game worldwide.

United States golfer who was first to win all four major golf tournaments (1902-1999)

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Gene Sarazen's iconic shot over Bobby Jones' bunker in 1935 remains etched in golf history.

Sarazen's "Sarazen Bridge" shot in the 1938 Masters showcased his legendary creativity.

The "Gene Sarazen Junior World Golf Championships" is a prestigious event that has nurtured young golfing talent.

Sarazen's 1922 U.S. Open victory made him the youngest player ever to win the championship.