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Trivia - When Was the Last US Open Held In September?

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Trivia - When Was the Last US Open Held in September?  

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  1. 1. Trivia - When Was the Last US Open Held in September?

    • 1913
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    • 1930
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    • 1964
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    • Never
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No wikipedia allowed, lol! Source is US Open Twitter account:

 

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I didn't look at anything. So I'm probably wrong. 🙂

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I guessed 1964, maybe something about a wartime thing but IDK

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When you hear the winner attached to the year, you'll be like, huh!

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I’m betting @turtleback will know this. I have no idea.

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3 hours ago, Vinsk said:

I’m betting @turtleback will know this. I have no idea.

I appreciate the confidence, and I could fake it by looking it up, but the truth is, I don't know.  I'd put my money on @brocks knowing without looking it up.

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But then again, what the hell do I know?

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So I looked it up and was pleasantly surprised. Cool stuff.

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I was stumped.  My guess was incorrect. Very good trivia question.

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I voted but after voting rethought my decision.   My vote was incorrect.   My second guess would have been correct but for the wrong reason!

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I took a guess and evidently voted with the plurality of people so far.  My reasoning was basing on who I think won it that year, and what doing so accomplished for him.  I'll be curious to know the correct answer.

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The USGA posted the answer, so I'll post it as well, will put it under spoiler tag.

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I low-key object to the "US" being included, as this one is truly "The" Open and the other one is "the british open"

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I somehow missed that the answer was posted.  I feel I should have known that was the answer but I don't know why I feel I should know that.  Either way, great trivia post, thanks for sharing. 

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