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Bob Rosburg won the PGA Championship in 1959 as well as five other events on the PGA Tour in the US. He twice finished as runner-up in the US Open and represented the US in the 1959 Ryder Cup against Great Britain and Ireland. But he will best be remembered for being golf’s first on-course reporter. As such he was a forerunner of David Feherty, Roger Maltbie and Dottie Pepper on the PGA Tour in the US and Ken Brown, Howard Clarke and Richard Boxall on the European Tour

My Shot: Bob Rosburg. Can Rossie contain himself? He's got no chance. Musings on Ty Cobb, bad jokes and throwing cards over buildings. Many years later, a man approached me on the golf course and says, "Mr. Rosburg, do you remember the Orange County Open in 1962?" I said, "Sure. Like it was yesterday. Remember the first playoff hole?" "Absolutely. Well, that ball was out-of-bounds. My friends and I were standing there, and we were Marines, and Tony had been a Marine, and we wanted to help him.

Bob Rosburg represented the best in golf as a player, champion, gentleman and as the voice who brought viewers the best insight on what it was like for his fellow professionals to perform inside the rope. e will dearly miss being able to help Bob celebrate this summer the 50th anniversary of winning the PGA Championship and our thoughts and prayers go. out to his family. He will forever be in our hearts as a true champion

bob rosburg, bob rosburg golf Robert Reginald "Rossie" Rosburg October 21, 1926 – May 14, 2009 was an American professional golfer who later became a sports color analyst for ABC television1.

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Jerry Rosburg, the special teams coordinator for the Baltimore Ravens, says he respectfully disagrees with the league's decision. He shot 72 in the final round at Champions Golf Club in Houston for a one-shot victory over Deane Beman, Al Geiberger and Bob Rosburg. Open champion Orville Moody dies. Falcons special teams coach Jerry Rosburg screamed.

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