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On this day in 2017: Sergio Garcia wins Masters to end major drought

It was the Spaniard’s first major title at the 74th attempt.

On this day in 2009 – Colin Montgomerie appointed Europe’s Ryder Cup captain

The Scot made eight playing appearances in the competition.

Three era-defining winners from The Wyndham Championship

The championship has seen some truly memorable moments in its rich history

Looking back -- the Lopez / Wright Intersection

2022 Cognizant Founders Cup underway

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