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International Golf: 1969 World Series

BBC Two
on BBC Two England

featuring
Tony Jacklin, 1969 British Open Champion
George Archer, 1969 US Masters Champion
Orville Moody, 1969 US Open Champion
Raymond Floyd, 1969 US PGA Champion

Tony Jacklin, winner of the Open Championship at Lytham in July, becomes the first British golfer ever to take part in this famous annual tournament, featuring the current holders of the world's four major golfing titles in competition for a first prize of £18,000 Harry Carpenter introduces recordings of the final stages of this 36-hole stroke-play competition played yesterday at Akron, Ohio
Presented in collaboration with the National Broadcasting Company of America and edited for BBCtv by John Shrewsbury
Tony Jacklin, master golfer: story on page 10
(Colour)

Contributors

Presenter:
Harry Carpenter
Golfer:
Tony Jacklin
Golfer:
George Archer
Golfer:
Orville Moody
Golfer:
Raymond Floyd
Edited for BBC tv by:
John Shrewsbury
Source: Radio Times

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