Sir Michael Bonallack, Britain's Greatest Post-War Amateur Golfer, Dies at 88

Bonallack won the Amateur Championship five times and twice won the Silver Medal as the leading amateur at The Open.
He led Great Britain and Ireland to victory in the 1971 Walker Cup, their first win since 1938.
Bonallack served as Secretary of The Royal and Ancient Golf Club from 1984-1999 and as Captain from 1999-2000.
He was inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame in 2000 in recognition of his amateur career and administrative leadership.
Bonallack's death at age 88 marks the passing of an influential figure who shaped modern golf as both a player and administrator.