June 5, 1925, was a day that golf fans still talk about with awe and excitement. Picture this: the rolling greens of the Worcester Country Club in Massachusetts, the tension thick in the air, and two of golf’s greatest duking it out in an epic showdown. Willie Macfarlane, the underdog with a tenacious spirit, and Bobby Jones, the golfing prodigy, went head-to-head in what would become one of the most memorable U.S. Open playoffs ever.
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