Gene Sarazen

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Gene Sarazen was an American professional golfer and one of the sport’s early greats, known for winning seven major championships and inventing the modern sand wedge.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf American golfer
human
professional golfer
achievedCareerGrandSlam true
burialPlace Marco Island, Florida
surface form: Marco Island, Florida, United States
causeOfDeath complications from pneumonia
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1902-02-27
dateOfDeath 1999-05-13
eraOfActivity 1920s
1930s
ethnicOrigin Italian-American
familyName Saraceni
fullName Eugenio Saraceni NERFINISHED
givenName Eugenio
hallOfFameInduction World Golf Hall of Fame
hasSignature Gene Sarazen signature.svg
height 5 ft 5 in
invented modern sand wedge
isKnownFor being one of golf’s early great players
inventing the modern sand wedge
winning seven major championships
languageSpoken English
majorChampionshipWins 7
nicknameOfShot Shot heard round the world
surface form: The Shot Heard ’Round the World
notableShot double eagle at the 15th hole in the 1935 Masters Tournament
occupation professional golfer
oneOfFirstToAchieveCareerGrandSlam true
placeOfBirth Harrison, New York
surface form: Harrison, New York, United States
placeOfDeath Naples, Florida, United States
playedOnTour PGA Tour
residence Naples, Florida, United States
sexOrGender male
sport golf
turnedProfessional 1919
wonMastersTournament 1935
wonOpenChampionship 1932
wonPGAChampionship 1922
1923
wonTournament Masters Tournament
PGA Championship
The Open Championship
U.S. Open
wonUSOpen 1922
1932
yearOfHallOfFameInduction 1974

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Wanamaker Trophy notableWinner Gene Sarazen