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Lee Elder, the First Black Golfer Invited to the Masters, Dies at 87
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1:38Now PlayingLee Elder broke down racial barriers and paved the way for other Black golfers. Elder was a native of Texas who made history in 1975 at Augusta National, which had previously been an all-white tournament. He earned his invitation with a win at the Monsanto Open in 1974.
Described as a “true pioneer in the game of golf” by chairman of the Augusta National Club and the Masters, Fred Riley, Elder was an essential part of the history of the game and an inspiration to the community.
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