Dow Finsterwald, 1st PGA champion in stroke play, dies at 93
Dow Finsterwald, who was the first player to win the PGA Championship in stroke play and the last U.S. captain of a Ryder Cup before continental Europe was invited to join, has died at 93.
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Dow Finsterwald, who was the first player to win the PGA Championship in stroke play and the last U.S. captain of a Ryder Cup before continental Europe was invited to join, has died at 93.
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