Harold Henning

Professional Golfer and PGA Tour Champion

Harold Henning - Athletes & Sports Figures born October 3rd, 1934
Born
Died

2004
22 years ago — 70 years old

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

South Africa

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A professional golfer from South Africa, achievements include winning multiple tournaments on the PGA Tour and the South African Open Championship. Competed in various international events, gaining recognition for consistent performances throughout the career. Participated in the Masters Tournament and represented South Africa in numerous golfing competitions. Contributed to the sport's growth in the country and inspired future generations of golfers.

Won the 1965 Canadian Open

Victorious at the 1968 South African Open

Competed in the 1966 Ryder Cup

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