what are the previous winners of the doral publix junior classic golf tournament in miami?
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Mike Stern\nCarlos Velez \nAlex Yost\nTyler Mccumber\n\nJason Burstyn\nNicholas Mullhaupt\n\nJames Field\nErnesto Marin\n\nJulian Suri\nTyler Herndon\n\nMichael Rafolowicz\nMichael Buttacavoli
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1)  Happy Gilmore (He made a hole-in-one on a par 4.  C'MON!!!!)\n\n2)  Jack Nicklaus\n\n3)  Tie between Arnold Palmer and Chubbs Peterson (Although Chubbs did not live up to the hype of being the next Arnold Palmer, as expressed by Sports Illustrated in 1965, he did have a very successful short career before that gator got his hand.  I've also seen him take Rocky Balboa to the final bell.  Extra points for dual sport athlete, in my opinion)
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Who won the NCAA tournament? Florida
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(2)Marcelo Rios d. (1)Mariano Puerta 7-6(1) 4-6 6-3
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Gene Sarazen\n\nThis was only the second year for the award. So it wasn't like a golfer took forever to win one of the award.
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Try     golfmates.com
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(m)\n\ngoto the following link for ur answer\n\nhttp://www.stetson.edu/~efriedma/minigolf/orlando.html
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None Tiger didn't win them in same year
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Tiger Woods\nErnie Els\nRetief Goosen\nPhil Mickelson
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The Open:\nWillie Park, Prestwick, 1860\nTom Kidd, St Andrews, 1873\nMungo Park, Musselburgh, 1874\nHarold Hilton, Muirfield, 1892\nJock Hutchison, St Andrews, 1921\nDensmore Shute, St Andrews, 1933\nBen Hogan, Carnoustie, 1953\nTony Lema, St Andrews, 1964\nTom Watson, Carnoustie, 1975\nBen Curtis, Sandwich, 2003\n\nThe Masters:\nHorton Smith, 1934 \nGene Sarazen, 1935 \nFuzzy Zoeller, 1979 \n\nThe US Open:\nHorace Rawlins, 1895\nFred Herd, 1898\nHarry Vardon, 1900\nGeorge Sargent, 1909\nFrancis Ouimet, 1913 Achieved as an amateur.\n\nThe PGA Championship:\nJohn Daly, 1991 Crooked Stick\nJim Barnes, 1916 Siwanoy Country Club
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Jim Courier (USA) def. Petr Korda (CZE), 7-5, 6-2, 6-1
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Boris Franz Becker (b. November 22, 1967 in Leimen, Germany) is a former World No. 1 professional tennis player from Germany. He is a six-time Grand Slam champion, an Olympic Gold Medalist, and the youngest-ever winner of the men's singles title at Wimbledon. Since he retired from the professional tour, colorful aspects of his personal life have kept him in the headlines.
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Addidas Golden Shoe winner\nGuillermo STABILE Argentina\nScored 8 Goals
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Year Winner  Score  Runner Up   Host \n1930 Uruguay  4-2   Argentine   Uruguay
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Manuel Ferreira (Argentina) \nlost 4-2 to Uruguay
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The winner of the 2006 US open golf championship is Geoff Ogilvy. His full name is Geoffrey Charle Ogilvy and was born in Adelaide, Australia and was born on June 11, 1977. He turned professional in 1998 and is ranked 2nd PGA money list rank.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) - Mike Austin, whose 515-yard drive in 1974 stands as the longest ever in a professional golf tournament, died Tuesday, his wife Tanya said. He was 95.\nAustin was 64 years old when he hit the soaring drive in the U.S. National Seniors Open Championship in Las Vegas. With help from a 27-mph tail wind, the ball ran well clear of the green 450 yards away.\nThe record has held up for more than two decades despite advances in ball and driver technology. Austin used a standard persimmon wood club with a steel shaft.\nSecond on the list is a 476-yard drive hit in 2004 by Davis Love III.\nAustin was born in 1910 on Guernsey, one of Britain's Channel Islands, and moved to Los Angeles in 1939. He had a brief career as a professional golfer, but never had the short game to match his distance off the tee.\nHe became one of the area's best-known golf teachers, voted Southern California Golf Professional of the Year in 1984 and named among the top 50 golf instructors in the United States in 1991.\nAustin was left partially paralyzed by a stroke in 1989, but continued to give lessons until about two weeks before his death, his wife said.\nConstance Cummings