Harry Cooper

1904–2000 (age 96)

professional golfer

Biography

Harry Cooper, affectionately known as "The Squire," enjoyed a long, dignified career as a touring professional whose steady play and deep knowledge of the game inspired peers and pupils alike.

He spent decades shaping golf instruction, sharing insights with club members and young competitors, and his memory endures at Kensico Cemetery.

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