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‘Where has that time gone?’: first Women’s Open champion Jenny Lee Smith on 1976 glory, Kevin Keegan and finding her secret twin

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Uploaded: 2026-07-28T11:57:39+00:00
Description: Jenny Lee Smith reminisces about her groundbreaking victory in the 1976 Women's Open and her friendship with football legend Kevin Keegan. Now a guest at Royal Lytham, she celebrates the growth and talent in women's golf over the decades.

Jenny Lee Smith reminisces about her groundbreaking victory in the 1976 Women's Open and her friendship with football legend Kevin Keegan. Now a guest at Royal Lytham, she celebrates the growth and talent in women's golf over the decades.

The Guardian Sport· Jul 28, 2026 · 11:57 AM · 2 views

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