Mar 8

March 8 in Golf History

On March 8 in golf history — 1959: Gene Littler wins Phoenix Open, plus 5 more moments from 1936–2009.

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1936 Born

PGA Tour winner Babe Hiskey born

American golfer Babe Hiskey, a multiple PGA Tour winner, was born on this day.

1959 Championship

Gene Littler wins Phoenix Open

Gene Littler won the Phoenix Open in Arizona, one of his 29 PGA Tour titles during a Hall of Fame career.

Gene Littler
1970 Milestone

Jack Nicklaus wins Byron Nelson Classic era

Jack Nicklaus continued building his record of victories during the early 1970s, a period in which he dominated the PGA Tour.

Jack Nicklaus
1981 Championship

Raymond Floyd wins Doral-Eastern Open

Raymond Floyd won the Doral-Eastern Open in Miami for one of his 22 career PGA Tour titles.

Raymond Floyd
1987 Championship

Paul Azinger wins Phoenix Open

Paul Azinger won the Phoenix Open in Arizona for one of his early PGA Tour titles during a breakout 1987 season.

Paul Azinger
2009 Championship

Y.E. Yang wins Honda Classic

Y.E. Yang of South Korea won the Honda Classic at PGA National for his first PGA Tour title, ahead of his famous 2009 PGA Championship win.

Y.E. Yang