This Day in Ryder Cup History: October 3
On this date in 1953, the 10th Ryder Cup ended at Wentworth in England, with the Americans coming out ahead 6½-5½ points. Both Jack Burke Jr. and Sam Snead won two matches each to help lead the U.S. to a sixth straight victory over Great Britain. On this date in 1974, Arnold Palmer shot a first-round 73 in the Lancome Trophy, and would finish 4th three days later.