On March 20, 1977, the PGA Tournament Players Championship faced an unexpected challenger that would define its gameplay, outcomes, and memorable moments: the wind. Held at the Sawgrass Country Club, a course notorious for its demanding conditions, the championship was set to test the mettle of the world’s best golfers. Yet, it was the relentless gusts of wind that truly shaped the competition, particularly marking the journey of Mark Hayes, whose victory would become a tale told in golf lore for generations.
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