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    The last time the PGA was won by a score over par was in 1972. Who was the winner?

    Question #88765. Asked by evoman. (Nov 20 07 5:29 AM)


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    		Gary Player
    http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/golf/2001/pga_championship/news/2001/08/10/trivia_quiz/

    Nov 20 07, 5:35 AM

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