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Today, October 25, 2009, marks the 10-year anniversary of the tragic plane crash that killed golfing great Payne Stewart, along with five others. It was merely four months after he won the US Open at Pinehurst. Full Article at Huffington Post
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NAPLES Ten years later, the pain remains real for the world of golf — the loss of Payne Stewart in a plane mishap on Oct. 25, 1999. He was a friend. A brother. And a big brother. Full Article at Naples Daily News
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A lot of remarkable things were happening in golf in 1999. Tiger Woods had broken out of a mini-slump to win the PGA Championship, his second major title. Jose Maria Olazabal had completed a comeback from physical problems to win the Masters. Full Article at MyDesert.com | The Desert Sun
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Tragic loss: if Payne Stewart had lived, he was America's likely Ryder Cup captain next year Photo: GETTY IMAGES But why should we remember? What has Sunday's anniversary of Stewart's death got to do with us? Full Article at The Telegraph
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Payne Stewart plays the harmonica while on stage with Duck Soup in Houston. Every so often I think back to the day we met. It was some 30 years ago on a bench outside the pro shop at Morris Williams Golf Course in Austin, Texas. Full Article at PGATour.com
Related Quotes
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Sure, I’ll be your big brother
– Payne Stewart SOURCE: Naples Daily News -
I’m watching him on my TV now ... Yeah, I’ll be his big brother.
– Payne Stewart SOURCE: Naples Daily News -
If you would’ve won that tournament, maybe you’d be flying first class over to the Tour Championship
– Payne Stewart SOURCE: Naples Daily News -
It was a great experience ... You think you're ready for the situation, and then you get in there and think, 'Oh my God, I'm in over my head here.' What surprised me was how much adrenaline was in my body. I wasn't nervous. I was so amped up.
