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"The sixteenth edition of Mark H. McCormack's annual, Dunhill World of Professional Golf 1982, answers the question: what do Bill Rogers, Bernhard Langer, Tom Kite and Masahiro Kuramoto have in common? They were among the emerging leaders of international golf in 1981. Rogers won the British Open and a total of seven tournaments on four continents and was a clear-cut choice as the Dunhill Golfer of the Year. Langer dominated the European Tour with earnings of £81,036, a record and £32,928 more than his closest rival. In the United States, Kite set the pace with his concistently high finishes, leading Raymond Floyd and Tom Watson by a narrow margin. Kuramoto had an astounding first year in Japan, winning his first tournament as a professional, and had four victories in two months"--Dust jacket.