Thomas

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Thomas is the given name of Young Tom Morris, the 19th-century Scottish golfer regarded as one of the earliest stars of professional golf.

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instanceOf human
professional golfer
activeYearsEnd 1875
activeYearsStart 1860s
alsoKnownAs Tommy Morris NERFINISHED
Young Tom Morris NERFINISHED
awardReceived The Open Championship 1868 winner
The Open Championship 1869 winner
The Open Championship 1870 winner NERFINISHED
The Open Championship 1872 winner
basedIn St Andrews Links NERFINISHED
burialPlace St Andrews Cathedral churchyard NERFINISHED
causeOfDeath pulmonary hemorrhage
countryOfCitizenship Scotland
dateOfBirth 1851-04-20
dateOfDeath 1875-12-25
ethnicGroup Scottish
familyName Morris NERFINISHED
father Old Tom Morris NERFINISHED
genre links golf
givenName Thomas NERFINISHED
handedness right-handed
languageSpoken English
notableAchievement Scored first recorded hole-in-one in Open Championship history (1869)
Won The Open Championship by 12 strokes in 1869
notableWork Four-time winner of The Open Championship
occupation golfer
participantIn The Open Championship NERFINISHED
placeOfBirth St Andrews, Fife, Scotland NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath St Andrews, Fife, Scotland NERFINISHED
recordHeld First player to win The Open Championship three consecutive times
Youngest winner of The Open Championship (at age 17)
regardedAs one of the earliest stars of professional golf
relative Old Tom Morris NERFINISHED
residence St Andrews, Fife, Scotland NERFINISHED
sport golf

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Young Tom Morris givenName Thomas