Iconic Rounds & Moments
42 entries in the PGA Tour compendium.
Gene Sarazen Double Eagle 1935The impossible shot that tied Gene Sarazen for the lead at the 1935 Augusta National InvitBen Hogan Merion Miracle 1950Hogan's agonizing, miraculous playoff victory at Merion defined the resilience of golf's gArnold Palmer Turnberry 1960The American who conquered the Auld Course and nearly changed golf forever in a historic rSeve Ballesteros US Open Win 1979Seve Ballesteros conquered Royal Lytham with audacious flair to claim his first major titlFred Couples Masters Comeback 1992Fred Couples' fearless Sunday charge at Augusta remains one of golf's greatest comeback stTiger Woods US Open Comeback 2008A year-long injury layoff ended with a masterful two-stroke victory at Torrey Pines.Greg Norman Augusta Collapse 1996The Shark's lead vanished in the shadow of Augusta's pines.Phil Mickelson Masters Victory 2013Lefty's emotional third Green Jacket, secured by a clutch par save against Tiger on the fiTiger Woods Masters Record 2000A record-breaking dominance that cemented a dynasty at Augusta.Gary Player 1961 Open Championship Royal BirkdaleA South African's quiet thunder on the Birkdale links, 1961.Arnold Palmer 1960 US Open Cherry HillsThin air, thick nerves, and the King who made altitude his own.Bobby Jones 1930 Grand SlamFour majors, one summer, one amateur who walked away forever.Ben Hogan 1953 Open Championship Royal St George'sA 69 in a storm that broke every other man on the course.Jack Nicklaus 1962 US Open Oakmont 270One kid, four days, and a 13-stroke hammer blow that rewrote the US Open record book.Tom Watson 1977 Open Championship Royal BirkdaleA 27-year-old outlasted the god of golf on the salt winds of Birkdale and changed his lifeTom Watson 1983 Open Championship Royal LiverpoolFive strokes of pure nerve on the wildest links in Britain.Jack Nicklaus 1986 Masters 25-and-underAt forty-six, the Golden Bear simply outplayed the world and stole the Green Jacket one laNick Faldo 1987 Open Championship Royal BirkdaleThree Opens in three years: the links bowed to the most fearless attack in golf.Seve Ballesteros 1984 Open Championship Royal BirkdaleOne 7-iron into a gale, and the Open was his.Nick Faldo 1990 Open Championship Royal BirkdaleFive strokes of ice, four strokes of margin, one legend sealed at Birkdale.Tiger Woods 2000 US Open Pebble Beach 15-underFifteen strokes of separation: the US Open round that made history feel small.Tiger Woods 2001 Masters Tiger SlamTwenty under at Augusta: the year the Tiger Slam stopped being a what-if and became a dynaTiger Woods 2008 US Open TPC Sawgrass 8-shot comebackEight holes of pure, unbroken will on the most unforgiving course in golf.Tiger Woods 2019 Masters comebackEleven years, four surgeries, one green jacket: the comeback that broke the internet and tPhil Mickelson 2010 US Open Congressional 4-shot comebackFour shots back, four holes to go, and the lefty who never blinked.Phil Mickelson 2004 Open Championship Royal TroonOne stroke, one storm, one left-handed legend at the old course of Ayrshire.Padraig Harrington 2008 Open Championship Royal BirkdaleThree winds, three putts, three consecutive Claret Jugs — the Irishman's nerve outlasted tRory McIlroy 2014 Open Championship Royal LiverpoolEight strokes, four days, one young Irishman who simply would not blink.Jordan Spieth 2015 US Open Chambers Bay 18-underEight strokes clear, eighteen under, and the world quietly rearranged itself around a twenJordan Spieth 2015 Masters 18-underA 21-year-old's 22-under masterpiece that announced a new era at Augusta.Dustin Johnson 2020 US Open Pinehurst 271Thirteen under at Pinehurst: a record that rewrote what the US Open could be.Ben Hogan 1948 Open Championship Royal TroonThree majors in a summer, and Royal Troon was never supposed to be the easy one.Ben Hogan 1951 Open Championship Royal St George'sFive strokes of silence at Royal St George's: the last great round of the last great era.Sam Snead 1950 Open Championship Royal St George'sForty years old, four Opens in reach, and not a single shot out of place.Arnold Palmer 1958 US Open OakmontOne red-faced kid, one brutal course, and the first major that made a legend.Jack Nicklaus 1966 Open Championship Royal BirkdaleStorm, grit, and a single stroke: Nicklaus's tenth major on the Yorkshire coast.Seve Ballesteros 1988 Open Championship Royal BirkdaleThree Claret Jugs, one Spaniard, and the roar of St Annes echoing across the world.Jack Nicklaus 1980 US Open Pebble BeachAt 46, the Golden Bear told the world his story was not yet finished.Tom Watson 1975 Masters 19-underA round that bent Augusta's will but couldn't quite break it.Jack Nicklaus 1972 US Open Pebble BeachThirty-seven and unshakeable: Nicklaus made Pebble Beach look like a back nine.Bobby Jones 1930 Open Championship Royal St George'sSeven strokes of separation, one Grand Slam sealed, a generation of golfers silenced.Nick Faldo 1989 Open Championship Royal BirkdaleThree years, three Claret Jugs, zero drama — pure geometry on the links.
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