LONDON: Ever since Taiwan’s Lu Liang-huan ran Lee Trevino desperately close at the 1971 British Open, the golfing world has patiently awaited the first Asian winner of a major.
Scores of talented Asian players have plied their trade on the European and PGA Tours over the last three decades but not one has managed a major breakthrough, despite a few close calls along the way.
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