Glenna Collett Vare
Sunday, April 29th, 2007
That same year of 1935 that Bobby Jones progressed into Golfing Legend Glenna Collett Vare passed Bobby Jones in national amateur golf crowns as she won her sixth U.S. Women’s Amateur at Interlachen Golf Country Club in Minneapolis Minnesota . This is the very golf course where the Golfing Legend Jones had won the 1930 U.S. Open for the third leg of his grand slam.
Jones dominated the golf era but often shared the golfing spotlight on the links with Sarazeen and indefatigable Hagen. Sarazen became the first of four men ( the others were Ben Hogan , Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player) to win all four of the modern major golfing championships - the Masters, the U.S. Open , the British Open , and the PGA Championship.
The P.G.A. Championship began historically in 1916 with the founding of the Professional Golfer’s Association of America - and invented the Sand wedge golfing club.

The enigmatic and charismatic Hogan possessed the unquestionable thirst for fun and was renowned as much for his gamesmanship and game pursuit of the night life as for his golf and golfing skills. The “Haig” won the first of his 15 major golfing championships in the 1914 U.S. Golfing Open , but it was his triumph in the 1922 British Golfing Open that in the eyes of many of golf historians signaled the onset of Amerian domination of the game of golf and the sport of golfing.
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