Sutherland, Jock
Quirky switchfoot surfer from Haleiwa, Hawaii; winner of the 1967 Duke Kahanamoku Invitational, and the first tuberiding virtuoso of the shortboard era. Sutherland was born (1948) in Long Beach, California, the son of a World War II navy officer father, and education advocate mother who later became a renowned sea kayaker. The family moved to the North Shore of Oahu in 1954, and Jock began surfing...
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Jock Sutherland, 1969. Photo: Art BrewerSubscribe to view
(L to R) Corky Carroll, Nat Young, Jock Sutherland, 1966 World Championships. Photo: LeRoy GrannisSubscribe to view
Jock Sutherland, Sunset, 2968. Photo: Ron StonerSubscribe to view
1966 World Championships. Photo: Ron StonerSubscribe to view
(L to R) Kimo McVay, Jock Sutherland, Duke Kahanamoku, 1966Subscribe to view
Jock Sutherland
Jock Sutherland, 1969. Photo: Art Brewer
(L to R) Corky Carroll, Nat Young, Jock Sutherland, 1966 World Championships. Photo: LeRoy Grannis
Jock Sutherland, Sunset, 2968. Photo: Ron Stoner
1966 World Championships. Photo: Ron Stoner
(L to R) Kimo McVay, Jock Sutherland, Duke Kahanamoku, 1966