Peter Oosterhuis, a six-time Ryder Cup participant and multi-time winner on the European Tour who became a voice synonymous with the Masters after his playing career, died at 75.
Peter Oosterhuis, a revered golfer and broadcaster who was well known for his work with CBS during the Masters, has died at 75 – one day shy of his 76th birthday. Oosterhuis was a six-time Ryder Cup participant, three-time European Tour winner and one-time PGA Tour winner who came close to winning multiple majors during his playing career. Oosterhuis had been dealing with Alzheimer’s disease, which he was diagnosed with in 2014.
Peter was an integral part of our golf coverage and an incredible teammate for nearly two decades,' CBS Sports said in a statement. '... Peter brought a unique style and distinct perspective to our broadcasts which made him one of the most respected analysts in the sport.' Oosterhuis gained popularity during his playing career in Europe, where he was ranked No. 1 for four years before earning his spot on the PGA Tour.
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