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Tommy Aaron
Residence: Gainesville, Ga.
Birthplace: Gainesville, Ga. Turned Pro: 1960
Height: 6' 1"
Weight: 185 Birthdate: February 21, 1937 Age: 66 College: Gainesville, Ga. |
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Aaron's first win was the then-unofficial, Canadian Open in 1969, defeating Sam Snead in an 18-hole playoff. He won the Atlanta Classic the next year and had his biggest win in 1973, coming from four behind with a final round 68 to beat J.C. Snead by one stroke at the Masters. . .He was a member of the 1969 and 1973 Ryder Cup Teams, and as an amateur played on the 1959 Walker Cup Team. . .He enjoyed his best earnings year on the Champions Tour in 1992 and since joining the senior circuit has topped the $100,000 mark 10 times . . . Played in only 16 official events in 2001 due to an inner-ear infection. |
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Champions Tour
PGA Tour
Other |
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1990 Senior PGA Tour Summary
1991 Senior PGA Tour Summary
1992 Senior PGA Tour Summary
1993 Senior PGA Tour Summary
1994 Senior PGA Tour Summary
1995 Senior PGA Tour Summary
1996 Senior PGA Tour Summary
1997 Senior PGA Tour Summary
1998 Senior PGA Tour Summary
1999 Senior PGA Tour Summary
2000 Senior PGA Tour Summary
2001 Senior PGA Tour Summary
2002 Senior PGA Tour Summary |
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