Topic spans: 1949 - 2004
On The Ball: Canada's Golfing Greats
From Ada Mackenzie to Moe Norman to Sandra Post, our homegrown golfing heroes have thrilled, surprised, inspired and delighted us. Our golfing history is a tale of an eccentric perfectionist, a caddying Cinderella, an unstoppable "hit man," and a local boy named Mike who mastered the game with quiet determination. CBC Archives examines the careers and victories of our golfing greats.
Image of George Knudson reproduced with the permission of Canada's Sports Hall of Fame
12 television clips
5 radio clips
Moe Norman, 1929 - 2004
Broadcast Date: Sept. 4, 2004
Moe Norman passes away of heart failure at the age of 75.Moe Norman, 1929 - 2004
Medium: Television
Program: Sunday Report
Broadcast Date: Sept. 4, 2004
Guest(s): John Cook, Moe Norman, Tim O'Connor
Host: Jeannie Lee
Reporter: Mike Beauregard
Duration: 2:21
Last updated:
June 2, 2005
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Radio
2:28
June 22, 1968
In a test of endurance, golfers play round the clock in Yellowknife.
Television
21:45
Canadian pro golfer Lorie Kane describes her long road to international success and how she stays connected to her Maritime roots.
Topic from Radio-Canada
golf · sports · golfing · mike weir · sandra post · marlene stewart streit · moe norman · george knudson
Moe Norman, 1929 - 2004.
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Last updated: June 2, 2005.
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