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John Daly

American golfer
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    American John Daly won that year after a play-off with Italy’s Costantino Rocca, beginning another period of American supremacy at The Open in which 10 of the next 13 winners hailed from the United States, including Tiger Woods, who won three championships (2000, 2005–06). Subsequent years…

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    American John Daly won that year after a play-off with Italy’s Costantino Rocca, beginning another period of American supremacy at The Open in which 10 of the next 13 winners hailed from the United States, including Tiger Woods, who won three championships (2000, 2005–06). Subsequent years…

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