Players & Careers
64 entries in the PGA Tour compendium.
Players & Careers — Era Chart
Arnold PalmerThe King who electrified the fairways with power, passion, and an unyielding will to win.Tiger WoodsThe most dominant force in golf history who redefined the limits of athletic performance.Jack NicklausHolds the all-time record for major championship victories with 18.Gary PlayerThe South African 'Black Knight' who became the first non-American to win the career grandGene SarazenThe first golfer to win the Career Grand Slam, inventor of the modern sand wedge.Phil MickelsonThe left-handed six-time major winner who became the oldest champion in history.Tom WatsonEight-time major champion who dominated the 1970s and 1980s, winning five Open ChampionshiBen HoganThe ballstriker who won the 1950 U.S. Open in the 'miracle at Merion' after a near-fatal cLee TrevinoThe 'Merry Mex' who won six majors with a compact swing and a signature fade.Greg NormanThe Shark ruled the fairways with power and presence during golf's golden era.Dustin JohnsonDustin Hunter Johnson (born June 22, 1984) is an American professional golfer. He has won Rory McIlroyRory McIlroy is a professional golfer from Northern Ireland who became the namesake of theErnie ElsSouth African former World No. 1 known as The Big Easy with four major titles.Fred CouplesFrederick Steven Couples (born October 3, 1959) is an American professional golfer who hasSam SneadEighty-two wins, five majors, and a putting stroke that could shatter glass — The Slammer Byron NelsonEleven wins in a single season and a putter that made the rest of the tour feel like spectWalter HagenThe Great Walter turned every fairway into a stage and every putt into front-row theater.Miller BarberOne perfect week in Ohio turned a quiet South African ball-striker into a global name.Julius BorosFour majors, one philosophy: measure twice, putt once, and let the numbers do the talking.Bob CharlesThe wild-haired Kiwi who gave every golfer in the world a better grip.Bobby JonesThe only man to win all four majors in a single year, then walk away forever.Ken VenturiFour majors, one unshakable putter, and the quietest legend golf ever made.Tom WeiskopfTwo majors in two years, a decade of quiet dominance, and a putting stroke that never waveSeve BallesterosThe painter of the fairway, who turned every shot into a brushstroke and every round into Fuzzy ZoellerTwo majors in two years, a putter who never blinked, and a St. Louis kid who outlasted an Curtis StrangeThe chipper who bent Oakmont to his will and made Augusta bow in '92.Mark O'MearaThe Irishman whose swing could conquer a major or vaporize a round in four holes.Hal SuttonThe quiet Georgian who out-thought giants and dropped putts when the flagstick trembled.Ben CrenshawFour majors, one legendary short game, and a putter thin as a whisper.Colin MontgomerieScotland's most fearless attacker, who putted at the pin like the gallery wasn't watching.Tom KiteThe upright putter who turned three majors into a single, unforgettable chapter.Nick FaldoSix majors, one triangle, and a mind that turned golf into geometry.Payne StewartThree majors, one fearless putter, and a green that never forgot his name.Vijay SinghFrom a tiny island in the Pacific to 325 weeks at the top of the world.David DuvalThe Big Dog roared down the fairway and left a trail of legends in his wake.Retief GoosenTwo majors, one thunderous swing, and a South African who made Augusta and Birkdale his owJim FurykA righty who swings lefty and still owns the green.Chris DiMarcoThe man who made his 30s look like someone else's rookie season.Luke DonaldThe most consistent grinder in modern golf, who let the short game do the talking at St AnSergio GarciaTwo decades of patience, one summer of perfection, and a career that never needed a spotliIan PoulterOne major, endless nerve, and a grin that made every opponent's life a little harder.Lanny WadkinsThree majors, three years, one long drive that shook the world.Paul AzingerThe Big Cat pounced on Augusta and never let go of a generation's imagination.Mark CalcavecchiaThe California long hitter who swung like the fairway owed him a yard and a half.Tom LehmanFour majors, one thunderclap of a swing — the career Grand Slam belongs to Tom Lehman.David TomsNine wins, two majors, zero excuses—David Toms played the game the way it was meant to be Adam ScottThe calmest man in the hardest room in golf, and he never once raised his voice.Mike WeirA Toronto kid in a green jacket, changing Canadian golf forever at Augusta.Jordan SpiethThree majors before 23: the Texas kid who owned Augusta and the U.S. Open.Patrick ReedThe Big Dog doesn't wait for the green to come to him—he chews it up and runs.Justin ThomasKentucky's long ball, unapologetic aggression, and the 2017 season that made the tour flinBrooks KoepkaFive majors, four of them the PGA — the Florida cannonball who made Valhalla his cathedralXander SchauffeleIce in his veins, a putter like a scalpel, and a major to prove it.Jon RahmThe Basque Bomber who turns fairways into runways and greens into conquests.Scottie SchefflerThree straight PGA titles, a green jacket, and a putting stroke that makes rivals flinch.Collin MorikawaThe calmest hands in golf, and the U.S. Open's most persistent conqueror.Shane LowryOne scream, one flagstick, one nation: the Irishman who roared his way to Open gold at homCameron SmithThe Australian who tamed Augusta and Kiawah in a single breath, armed with a short game thTommy FleetwoodTwo Claret Jugs, one quiet engine: the most reliable iron in the game.Rickie FowlerThe most creative shot-maker of his generation, crowned at Pinehurst in 2014.Brandt SnedekerThe mallet-putting maestro who let Hazeltine's long fairways do the heavy lifting in 2009.Keegan BradleyThe Kiwi who swung like the world owed him a stroke and the 2012 PGA Championship was the Matt KucharFive straight titles on one Mexican course made Bama the undisputed king of Los Flamingos.Zach JohnsonFour majors, one putter, and a St. Louis kid who made Augusta, Oakmont, and St. Andrews bo
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