Peter Oosterhuis, Renowned Golfer and Broadcaster, Dies at 75

Peter Oosterhuis, celebrated for his Ryder Cup performances and broadcasting career, passed away one day before his 76th birthday.

Peter Oosterhuis, a key figure in golf both as a player and broadcaster, died at age 75.
Oosterhuis was known for his Ryder Cup heroics and as a voice of golf on CBS Sports.
He won the European Tour's Order of Merit four times and recorded a PGA Tour victory at the Canadian Open in 1981.
Despite never winning a major, Oosterhuis was a two-time runner-up at the Open Championship and had notable performances in other majors.
He retired from broadcasting in 2014 due to early onset Alzheimer’s disease, after a distinguished career in sports media.