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Former British Open champions from left: Peter Thomson, Paul Lawrie, Sir Michael Bonallack, Captain of the R&A Golf Club, and Sam Snead are shown during a photocall of past and present Open champions in front of the clubhouse on the Old Course at St. Andrews in Scotland Tuesday July 18, 2000. Sir Michael Bonallack once said he never considered turning pro because he didn't realize he was good enough until he was too old. No matter. His influence on the game was enormous, from his standing as Britain's greatest amateur to his running the Royal & Ancient Golf Club. Bonallack died on Tuesday, Sept. 26, 2023, at age 88, a month after he made one last appearance at St. Andrews for the opening ceremony of the Walker Cup. (AP Photo/Alistair Grant, File)

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