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Opening stance. Nick Price, left, leading money winner on the U.S. golf tour, and top Canadian golfer Richard Zokol mull over their drives at Glen Abb(...)
Opening stance. Nick Price, left, leading money winner on the U.S. golf tour, and top Canadian golfer Richard Zokol mull over their drives at Glen Abb(...)

Opening stance. Nick Price, left, leading money winner on the U.S. golf tour, and top Canadian golfer Richard Zokol mull over their drives at Glen Abb(...)

Date9/9/1993
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Original Toronto Star caption: Opening stance. Nick Price, left, leading money winner on the U.S. golf tour, and top Canadian golfer Richard Zokol mull over their drives at Glen Abbey in Oakville today in the first round of the Canadian Open.
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