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right there, at the heart of the legacy, along with the original 42 regular. They live on, reminders of Claude Harmon\'s severity, his wit, his generosity, his greatness. When Claude was on his deathbed, in 1989, Bill heard his father use a certain profane word he had never heard him say before. \"You got a good girl there,\" Claude said, referring to Bill\'s wife, Robin. \"Don\'t f-- it up.\" Bill thinks about that line daily. When Craig, humiliated and despondent, called his father after shooting 89 as host pro in the first round of the 1980 PGA at Oak Hill, Claude said, \"Terrific, you made me money. I bet everybody you\'d break 90.\" When Butch, playing the Tour unspectacularly in the late \'60s, called home once to tell his father he had missed another cut, Claude said, \"Oh, I thought you were leading. Guess I had the newspaper upside down.\" In 1983, when Dick was about to play Seminole, the Donald Ross monument in South Florida, Claude said, \"When you take your 60th stroke, walk in. Let me know what hole you came in from.\"
That last line makes sense only if you know something about Claude Harmon, about his skill at the game. You have to know that one March day in 1947 he played Seminole in 60 strokes. He was great, all right. From the end of World War II to John Kennedy\'s election, an era when golfing superiority was measured not only by tournaments won but also by course records set, Harmon was among the five or 10 best players in the world. If he was not in the same class as Hogan, Nelson or Snead, he wasn\'t far behind them. Nobody has beat it yet. He shot 61 on both courses at Winged Foot. Those are still records. (He once broke 70 for 56 consecutive rounds at Winged Foot.) He shot 63 at Fishers Island, a Seth Raynor masterpiece on a spit of land in Long Island Sound. The record stands. His 30 out, 30 in at Seminole-12 under par on a course measuring 6,873 yards-is commemorated by a shot diagram still on display in the locker room. The day somebody shoots 59 there, you\'ll hear about it. When he won the Masters in 1948, at 31, he shot rounds of 70, 70, 69 and 70. His nine-under 279 tied what was then the record.
Now the astounding part: He won at Augusta as a club pro. In fact, he was the head pro at two clubs. Before the \'48 Masters, Harmon had not played in a tournament in more than half a year. He had the game for tournament golf, but neither the time nor the inclination. In winter he was the pro at Seminole, in North Palm Beach. They were two of the best club jobs in the country. He took no time off. He didn\'t want to play the Tour because he could make more money as a club pro with a busy shop and students lined up on the practice tee. More to the point, he didn\'t want to be away from his family.
Harmon prepared for the \'48 Masters by playing with Hogan almost daily for a month early in the winter at Seminole. They gambled for large sums. If you missed a fairway, it cost you $10. If you missed a green, another $10. For Harmon it was like an education in course management. That he was beating Hogan as often as Hogan was beating him gave Harmon the idea that he could win the Masters. But while Hogan was tuning up for Augusta by playing the winter Tour, Harmon was giving lessons to Henry Ford at Seminole. When Harmon went to Augusta in April, he was literally stopping off, driving north from Seminole to Winged Foot. When he won, it was proof to the world what the golf cognoscenti already knew. Claude Harmon could play.
Today Claude\'s progeny are everywhere, and the lineage is clearly marked. There are his four sons, his son\'s students, his former assistants, their students. Open winner; Mike Souchak, who won 16 Tour events between 1955 and \'64; and Jack Lumpkin, director of golf at Sea Island, Ga., and the teacher of Davis Love III, who won the PGA last year at Winged Foot. What Harmon taught Lumpkin about bunker play, Lumpkin taught Love.he has no clothes
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