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In 1924, at the height of his powers, the diminutive English pro Cyril Walker beat all comers to win the 1924 U.S. Open at Oakland Hills. But it’s not just that he beat all comers; he beat Bobby Jones, the most famous golfer in the world, in a final-round duel. It was a model of consistent play at a tough Michigan course, and Walker—who came to the U.S. after a successful amateur career in England, and worked as a pro in New Jersey—secured himself both fame and a fortune…or at least enough of a fortune on which to build a solid career. After that win, Walker began to play more events on the PGA circuit, and while he was reasonably popular with his fellow pros at the time of his U.

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