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Who was the first Argentinian to win the US Open?

by Stevie Colts | 10 years, 7 month(s) ago

Can you name the first man from Argentina to win - and the year he did so?

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Angel Cabrera won the US Open in 2005 to become the first Argentinian to win that event, and only the second to have ever won a major - Roberto De Vicenzo was the first, winning the Open at Royal Liverpool in 1967.
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