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Unbelievably amateurish sh...

You used these words about someone's edit. Well I found some rubbish you wrote.

I'm talking about this edit%29&diff=435012782&oldid=396182651. You wrote-

Jack Fleck won the championship by three strokes over Ben Hogan, having trailed by nine strokes going into the final round. This remains the largest 54-hole deficit ever overturned at the US Open.

A simple check of the scores shows Fleck began the final round, 3 shots behind Hogan. Hogan was the 54-hole leader. In 1955 the U.S. Open finished on Saturday with 36 holes. I checked how far back Fleck was opening Saturday. He was tied with Hogan, 1 shot behind the leader at that point in the tournament.

The reference you put in for this info, made no mention of Fleck either. In fact it mentions Palmer's 7-shot comeback in 1960 as the biggest turnaround.- William 02:42, 10 September 2011 (UTC)