Tiger Woods  by the end of his career might be the best golfer ever to play the game. He already has 53 wins in 10 years on tour, the fastest golfer ever to get to fifty wins. He also has never lost a tournament while leading going into the final round. He is the most intimidating golfer the game has ever seen. When he is on his game he makes the rest of the field disappear. He is on pace to break the total majors record and the total wins record but if he retired know he would already be considered a legend.

Jack Nicklaus is one of the best golfers ever to play the game. He has won 73 tour events with 18 of them being major championships. He also has more second and third place finishes then any other player.

Arnold Palmer is a fan favorite. He always had the biggest galleries on fallowing him when he played in tournaments.He has 60 career wins.

Walter Hagan is considered to be the first American Professional Golfer. He lived off of golf and that was his main job.

Ben Hogan is warrior. He was always determined to win. He never gave up on anything. He completed the "Hogan Slam" which was when he won the first the majors of the year. He finished with nine major championships over his career.

Sam Snead is known for his silky smooth golf swing. He swung the golf club so well that people thought he was double jointed. Because of his great swing he won many tournaments over his career.

Bobby Jones has done something that nobody else in the history of golf has done. He completed the "Grand Slam" of golf which is when you win all of the four majors in the same year.

Byron Nelson holds one of the greatest records ever in the history of golf. He won 11 tournaments in 11 weeks. This is a record that may never be broken.

Greg Norman " The Shark" is known for all his blown tournaments on the last day of the tournament. He seemed to dominate the tournament and then blow a six shoot lead to lose the tournament. That is what he is remembered for.

Gary Player is not the most recognized name in the game of golf but he was considered to be just as good as Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer. They were called the big three during their era.