logo for the United States Golf Association's Centennial celebrations. A statue of Ouimet and Lowery based on the photograph stands in Brookline, Massachusetts, and at the World Golf Hall of Fame in St. Augustine, Florida. A street is named after Ouimet in Greenside, Johannesburg, South Africa, close to the Parkview Golf Course. A number of adjacent streets are also named after golfers, although the street in Johannesburg is named Quimet Street. How the misspelling occurred is not known. The street is still sometimes pronounced (correctly) without the Q, while it is also sometimes pronounced in the French way (Wee-May). Personal life Ouimet aspired to become a businessman to elevate himself into the middle class. The life of a professional golfer at that time did not offer an avenue to reach that goal. Within ten years of his U.S. Open victory, Ouimet had started to work as a banker and eventually a stock broker, which had always been his intention. He culminated his business career as a customer's financial advisor at Brown Brothers Harriman. During the First World War he served in the US Army. He married Stella M. Sullivan on September 11, 1918. They had two daughters: Janice Salvi and Barbara McLean. Ouimet died in Newton, Massachusetts, on September 2, 1967, at age 74. Tournament wins (27) 1909 Boston Interscholastic 1910 Boston Interscholastic, Woodland Golf Club Open 1911 Woodland Golf Club Open 1912 The Country Club Cup, Allston Golf Club Open Championship 1913 U.S. Open, Massachusetts Amateur, Meadow Brook Golf Club Open 1914 U.S. Amateur, Massachusetts Amateur, French Amateur 1915 Massachusetts Amateur, Baltimore Country Club Spring Invitational 1917 Western Amateur 1919 Massachusetts Amateur 1920 North and South Amateur 1922 Massachusetts Amateur, Houston Invitational 1923 St. George's Challenge 1924 Crump Memorial 1925 Massachusetts Amateur, Gold Mashie Tournament, Bermuda Handicap Tourney at Riddle's Bay 1927 Crump Memorial 1931 U.S. Amateur 1932 Massachusetts Open 1934 Boston Open Professional and amateur majors shown in bold. Major championships (3) Professional wins (1) 1 Defeated Vardon and Ray in an 18-hole playoff – Ouimet 72 (−1), Vardon 77 (+4), Ray 78 (+5) Amateur wins (2) Results timeline Note: As an amateur, Ouimet could not play in the PGA Championship. M = Medalist LA = Low amateur NYF = Tournament not yet founded NT = No tournament WD = Withdrew "T" indicates a tie for a place DNQ = Did not qualify for match play portion R256,