Craig Wood

1901–1968 (age 67)

Golfer

Biography

Craig Wood earned a place among golf's finest as a steady competitor who won both the Masters Tournament and the U.S. Open, demonstrating a calm demeanor even under intense pressure.

Beyond the majors, he offered mentorship to younger golfers and remained devoted to the game's traditions, sharing sportsmanship and grace on and off the course.

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