Greg Norman's game in 1995 won him the Tournament, but where did it rank in his overall career? Find out as we visit this great moment in Travelers Championship history.
When Greg Norman showed up in Cromwell in June 1995, he was already the top-ranked golfer in the world. Tied for the lead through 14th on the Final Round, he hit his tee shot within 40 feet on number 15 and chipped in for eagle, eventually winning by two shots and earning the 14th win of his career.
With the great history on the golf course comes the great history off the course, as we celebrate the over $40 million that the tournament has generated for our local community since 1952-- like Amy's Angels, a grassroots organization that provides comprehensive assistance and financial support to individuals and their families dealing with the debilitating effects of serious illness or injury. Their angels help people focus on their recuperation rather than their financial struggles, so they can get back to living a healthy and productive life. In a little over 5 years, they have provided over $800,000 of support to over 300 families throughout Connecticut.
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