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NY Times · Sep 14, 2017

Catherine Lacoste Still Sets the Standard for French Golf

In 1967, at age 22, Catherine Lacoste defeated the world’s best professionals at the United States Women’s Open in Hot Springs, Va.This year is the 50th anniversary of Catherine Lacoste’s milestone as the only amateur to win the United States Women’s Open, and it has stirred more interest than usual in the French golfer’s decorated past.

As this week’s Evian Championship brings the world’s top players to France, some see Lacoste’s ability to place her homeland on the world stage in 1967 as proof that there are opportunities for other French golfers.

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