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Year in Review
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Seven championships in our record: five majors (three men’s, two women’s) and two amateur championships. Craig Wood won two of them: Masters and U.S. Open.
1941, printed the way a newspaper of the day would print it: a halftone.
Each dot is a championship at the week it finished. Click a dot for its front page, or a week to see it on the world.
Men's major
Augusta National Golf Club, Augusta, Georgia
2 of 5 researched
Winner
Runner-up: Byron Nelson
b. 1901-11-18, Lake Placid, New York, USA; United States; age 39 at the win (year page); 1st major (card's count)
Not yet researched
No bag on file yet
No clipping yet
Men's major
Cherry Hills Country Club, Englewood
2 of 5 researched
Winner
Runner-up: Byron Nelson
To par and margin not yet researched.
b. 1910-10-19, Rumson, New Jersey, USA; United States; age 30 at the win (year page); 1st major (card's count)
Not yet researched
No bag on file yet
No clipping yet
Men's major
Colonial C.C., Fort Worth
2 of 5 researched
Winner
Runner-up: Denny Shute
b. 1901-11-18, Lake Placid, New York, USA; United States; 2nd major (card's count)
Not yet researched
No bag on file yet
No clipping yet
Women's major
Augusta Country Club, Augusta
2 of 5 researched
Winner
Runner-up: Helen Sigel Wilson
b. 1920, West Point, Georgia, United States; United States; age 21 at the win (year page); 1st major (card's count)
Not yet researched
No bag on file yet
No clipping yet
Women's major
Cincinnati Country Club, Cincinnati
2 of 5 researched
Winner
Runner-up: Olga Weil
To par and margin not yet researched.
b. 1918-02-13, Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States; United States; age 23 at the win (year page); 4th major (card's count)
Not yet researched
No bag on file yet
No clipping yet
Men's amateur championship
Omaha Field Club, Omaha
2 of 5 researched
Winner
Runner-up: Pat Abbott
To par and margin not yet researched.
b. 1913-05-01, Elma, Washington, U.S.; United States; age 28 at the win (year page)
Not yet researched
No bag on file yet
No clipping yet
Women's amateur championship
The Country Club, Brookline
2 of 5 researched
Winner
Runner-up: Helen Sigel
To par and margin not yet researched.
b. 1920-11-16, Long Beach, California, U.S.; United States; age 20 at the win (year page)
Not yet researched
No bag on file yet
No clipping yet
Year in Review
Seven championships in our record: five majors (three men’s, two women’s) and two amateur championships. Craig Wood won two of them: Masters and U.S. Open.
To be written The synopsis of 1941: 150 to 250 words on the season’s story, its turning points and why it mattered, written from sourced research.
To be written How each was won: the leader after 54 holes, the decisive shot, the runner-up, the weather.
To be written How each was won, and where the women’s game stood in 1941.
To be written The amateur season: champions, finals, and who went on to turn professional.
7 tour events are laid out week by week for 1941.
To be written Money lists, players of the year, rookies and the shape of each tour’s season, from the tours’ own records.
Craig Wood won two championships in our record (Masters and U.S. Open).
To be written Who defined 1941: their wins, their near misses, and what the year meant for their career.
To be written First-time major winners, scoring records, youngest and oldest champions, last appearances, events played for the first or last time.
To be written Equipment, rules and course changes, prize money, television and the business of golf that year.
Every count above is from Golf Network News’s record; the parts marked “To be written” are filled only from sourced research.
Every championship here comes from Golf Network News's own record: the rooms for the majors, the women's majors, the amateur championships and the team cups. A part that says it is not yet researched is exactly that. We fill it from sourced material, never with a guess.
The picture at the top is drawn in code for each year. It is printed the way golf was printed that year: wood engravings before 1900, newsprint halftones to 1945, hand-tinted plates to 1969, colour film to 1999, and digital light since. The names engraved in the numerals are that year's champions.
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