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Summer of 1967 Forrest shot a 64 at San Mateo Muni in a CA junior qualifying round which was the low round of that day. Guys who saw him on that round said he missed several putts of 10 feet or less. While San Mateo Muni is a short, flat par 70 course, it is on Coyote Point on the San Francisco Bay. The wind off of the Bay starting just before noontime can reek havoc with ball flight and even putting. Forrest was a known name even then.

Absolutely brilliant coverage 👍😉

Fantastic slacks, way to go Forest 😉

I've got the original vhs tape of this, can you believe it?

Riverside Raceway RIP 😭🏁 3 0 !! years on from this video 911 variants still live on.

Forrest went on the redesign The Shore course at MPCC in Mike Strantz. Considered the finest track on the Monterey Peninsula. RIP Brothers in Dirt.

Forrest Fezler is the long-lost brother of Fuzzy Zoeller. They were brothers from different mothers. They just kind of sound the same :)

Love these type of videos, real gems. Doesn't have to be Palmer, Woods or Nicklaus, the journeymen like Fezzler are great! Thanks for posting

Fuzzy Fezler and Fuzzy Zoeller. Must be related.

Reminds me of Tommy Fleetwood

I had this on VHS when I was in my teens! Thanks so much for posting it.

The 906 was (and still is) street legal in Germany, It is the last street legal racing Porsche and was marketed under the designation of «Carrera 6» for copyright reasons, because Peugeot owned (and still does) the rights for three digit type numbers using a zero in the middle.

He had a lovely swing. Wish he'd won. Irwin was MEAN. [This was hilarious! Marr says Forest still has a short one left, and Shenkel says, "I guess."🙄]

Porsche basically they are the true race on Sunday Sell on Monday Motto. They stay true to their passion for racing period. Bringing in racing into the production cars period. I bought my first Porsche although not a Car its CUV Porsche Macan GTS Its on par with many cars of today which is just mind blowing. Its in the collection of Porsches that I would like to own. Def 911 Air cooled and , 911 Turbo S, Who cant appreciate a Porsche?

Why did you cut the left half of the picture out? Gary Groh? Leonard Thompson? Bob Zender who was the medalist at that q school?

Loved it. Thanks for sharing it.

Un buen hombre y muy trabajador yo trabajé para el , lo recuerdo todo el tiempo como también a Mike Stranz buenos seres humanos y buenos amigos

Hale just hit better shots down the stretch. This time.

Dang it. Every time I watch this the Fuzz comes in second.

This Era had the greatest announcers

Front engine Porsches are less desirable for a reason, that rear flat engine design is what made Porsche different from all the rest. And that timeless body style starting with the 356 and then the 911 is what has kept Porsche so desirable.

Thanks everyone for your comments. I’m a Porsche fan to a point but not hugely versed in them. This was more of a first try at video editing for me. It’s been several years since I first made this video. I’ve now switched gears and will begin my private pilot training soon (not sure exactly when thanks to COVID but hopefully late 2020 early 2021) and will begin producing 4k video of my entire flight training. If you’re interested in that, stay tuned. If you like Porsche, follow P1D on UA-cam. Pilot and massive Porsche fanatic!

Forrest fezler was and will forever be my grandfather you might not believe me and I don't know how to show proof but my mom is Jennifer and his daughter. I have missed him for a while and sometimes it just hits me and I watch some videos I haven't watched this yet but thank you for doing this. I don't remember him A lot but I do have some memories I hope i'll never forget. He was a very funny, cool, awesome, talented, and supportive granddad. I would call him Papa fuzzy (pretty cool huh lol) don't know how he got da FUZZY name but i sure do like it! May you rest in lots of peace my grandfather and soon we will meet again

Tom Watson used to have a tournament at Stanford Univ. golf course every year that a lot of the tour pros would play in before the tour went to Napa Ca. It was good because there were no ropes and the spectators could walk right next to the players. I saw Forrest Fezler play.

I was there, at 14 yrs old.

Very interesting. Ten years later in 1984, Greg Norman made three all-world scrambling pars in the U.S. Open on this same stretch of holes (16-18) at Winged Foot, and ended up tied with Fuzzy Zoeller. Here, in 1974, Fezler was not so fortunate, but he sure gave it a go.

An incredibly tough course, and consider the gear they're using. Real woods, irons with butter-knife blades and balata balls. Most of us would struggle to break 100 with such constraints.

stole the idea from Tatra . Tatra sued and won, do your homework.

Forrest played baseball for Fezler Farms in San Jose back in the late 60's. His family sponsored the team. He was a pitcher with a quirky delivery who often double pumped his delivery. We played our games at James Lick High School, the alma mater of Raider Jim Plunkett, Rudy Renteria and Hughes.

Leaderboard at 8:23

My goodness gracious this is beautiful footage....manly tears over here 😭😭

He will be missed! Even for his short pants maneuver.

No Laying Up brought me here.

The 917 was only about 15 years old when this video was made. The RS Spyder and GT1 are older than that now. Crazy to think about.

Great final approach by Irwin. Straight at it.

Well done! Thank you!

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Great docu but the stability correction is so annoying!

944 turbo , it s a very good car !

I have one of those nasty 951 944 turbo cars, lol. it has a boost controller and yeah at 16 pounds of boost it is a beast!! 2900 pounds and around 350 bhp at the crank it is zero to jail in about 10 seconds, lol. Porsche...there is no substitute!!

02:24 no seatbelts... lol

he also wore shorts in the us open

thanks a lot for all these archival films I love these short films about Championship golf please post more on your page and I will tell any more of my fine golfers about your page thanks again for the short films they're excellent specially when Peter alliss does the commentary

Hard to believe that Forrest Fezler and Tom Watson were neck and neck at that point as up-and-coming golfers. How their fortunes diverged afterwards...

I have this VHS thanks for uploading I really love this movie Thank you.

Thanks for posting. Very good stuff. I grew up as a kid of the 70's. Enjoyed this.

Thats my man right there. Forrest taught me how to play when he was director at Blackhawk CC in Danville. Those were the days of the fluid feel swing.

Great stuff - thanks for posting. File that swing under U for uninhibited! Wonder how his back is these days?