The 1941 U.S. Open is held in the South for the first time in USGA history, thanks to the determination and perseverance of Colonial founder Marvin Leonard. Its success made an annual professional eve
nt conceivable. Preliminary planning for a 1942 tour event began in August.
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| The Japanese attack Pearl Harbor, forestalling plans for a 1942 Colonial National Invitation event until after the War. |
| The 1941 U.S. Open is held in the South for the first time in USGA history, thanks to the determination and perseverance of Colonial founder Marvin Leonard. Its success made an annual professional event conceivable. Preliminary planning for a 1942 tour event began in August. |
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