The document recounts the evolution and career accomplishments of the Hall of Fame Golfer Billy Casper and defines him as the “Quiet Champion” as exemplified by a pivotal moment during the final round of the 1966 U.S. Open at the Olympic Club, focusing on the competition between himself and Arnold Palmer. As Palmer held a significant lead, he aimed to break Ben Hogan’s record score, while Casper played strategically to secure his position. The narrative details their gameplay, including critical moments on specific holes where Casper gained ground on Palmer, illustrating the contrasting styles of the two golfers as they played out the match. (5 pages – PDF)
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