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NY Times · Jul 13, 2015

O'Meara, Davies Part of Class Inducted Into Hall

ST. ANDREWS, Scotland — Major champions Mark O'Meara, David Graham and Laura Davies have joined the World Golf Hall of Fame in an induction class that included a renowned architect who built major championship courses.

Inducted posthumously was A.W. Tillinghast, the architect of fabled courses Baltusrol and Winged Foot among more than 200 others.

The ceremony was held Monday at Younger Hall at the University of St. Andrews. It was the first time it was held away from the World Golf Village in Florida as officials try to drum up more interest around the world.

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