On November 22 in golf history — 2009: Lee Westwood wins inaugural Dubai World Championship, plus 5 more moments from 1886–2020.
American professional Emmet French, runner-up to Gene Sarazen at the 1922 PGA Championship, was born on this day.
American Ralph Guldahl, a Hall of Famer who won back-to-back U.S. Opens in 1937 and 1938 and the 1939 Masters, was born on this day.
Ralph GuldahlAmerican Joel Edwards, a PGA Tour winner at the 2001 Air Canada Championship who later played PGA Tour Champions, was born on this day.
Lee Westwood shot a course-record 64 for a six-shot win at the inaugural Dubai World Championship, also clinching the first-ever Race to Dubai.
Kevin Kisner fired a final-round 64 to win the RSM Classic by six for his first PGA Tour title.
Robert Streb beat Kevin Kisner on the second extra hole to win the RSM Classic at Sea Island.