Masters Week Special: Lloyd Mangrum Deep Dive - a podcast by The 19th Tee

This is the fascinating story of Lloyd Mangrum. Lloyd held the Masters individual scoring record for 46 years (-8). He then fought in WW2, suffering a broken arm in two places, multiple sniper and shrapnel wounds, before returning to play golf and winning the US Open just two months after returning. After winning on the PGA Tour 46 times, his health deteriorated, suffering an incredible TWELVE heart attacks! This is truly a story you won't want to miss.