Doug Sanders ... golf and dress shoes, many colored to match his clothes. In 1973, the PGA Tour said, he was named by Esquire magazine as one of America’s “Ten Best Dressed Jocks.” All ...

Rest in peace, Doug Sanders. Doug was a character, a showman, a flashy dresser, a bit of everything. Above all, he was a terrific golfer, competitor and friend. You never counted out Doug. If he got ...

“That’s Doug Sanders,” Kindred—or ... that another amateur won on tour. Sanders went head-to-head with some of golf’s all-time greats throughout his career. In addition to losing the ...

File photo of Doug Sanders during a 1980s Masters Tournament at Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta ... have won the 1970 British Open. It's all anybody wants to talk about," Sanders said.

A little more than three months ago, PGA legend Doug Sanders put on the Doug Sanders Classic Golf Tournament to raise ... I don't want anything back. "All I want now is for a kid to stand up ...

Doug Sanders grew up on the poorest side of the tracks in Cedartown on Georgia’s west side. His was an austere life focused on survival. Golf enabled ... His closet with all his multi-colored ...

Go to YouTube and show them the 3-footer that cost Doug Sanders the 1970 British Open. He was never the same golfer after that ... Sanders, as all the obits told us, was known as the “Peacock ...

About to ascend to golf ... all; when a packed house and grand prize require no such kidology, the secret is surely — as hard as it may be — to learn from the Japanese strategist. For Sanders ...

Doug Sanders, who missed one of the ... last green that would have won the 1970 British Open. It's all anybody wants to talk about," Sanders said. "I won 20 times on the PGA Tour, and if you ...

Doug Sanders, who missed one of the ... last green that would have won the 1970 British Open. It's all anybody wants to talk about," Sanders said. "I won 20 times on the PGA Tour, and if you ...