Golf Champions & Legends Chronological History Timeline
Major championship record holders and precision virtuosos across the history of golf.
Chronological Timeline (40 Entries)
- [1821] Old Tom Morris — Scottish golfing legend, known as 'Old Tom', dominated the sport for decades.
- [1851] Young Tom Morris — Scottish professional golfer and pioneer of the sport, known for his early success.
- [1870] Harry Vardon — Pioneering professional golfer from Jersey, known as "the Stylist" and a six-time Open Champion.
- [1882] Harold Gillies — Pioneering surgeon credited as the father of modern plastic surgery.
- [1886] Frederic Bartlett — Pioneering British psychologist, a forerunner of cognitive and cultural psychology.
- [1892] Walter Hagen — Pioneering American professional golfer, known as the 'father of professional golf.'
- [1902] Bobby Jones (golfer) — Pioneering American amateur golfer, founder of Augusta National and the Masters.
- [1902] Gene Sarazen — Pioneering American golfer, winner of seven major championships in the 20th century.
- [1908] Don Bradman — Australian cricketer, widely regarded as the greatest batsman of all time.
- [1911] Babe Didrikson Zaharias — Versatile American athlete, celebrated for dominance in golf, basketball, and track.
- [1912] Ben Hogan — Legendary American golfer whose swing theory and ballstriking defined an era of the sport.
- [1912] Byron Nelson — Iconic American professional golfer, celebrated for his dominance in the 1940s.
- [1912] Sam Snead — Legendary American golfer, 'The Slammer', known for his perfect swing and enduring career.
- [1918] Patty Berg — Pioneering American professional golfer and founding member of the LPGA.
- [1927] Althea Gibson — Pioneering American tennis and golf star who broke racial barriers in sports.
- [1929] Arnold Palmer — The charismatic "King" of golf, who popularized the sport for the masses.
- [1935] Gary Player — South African professional golfer, celebrated for his record 160+ international victories.
- [1935] Mickey Wright — Pioneering American professional golfer known for 82 LPGA Tour wins and 13 major championships.
- [1939] Kathy Whitworth — Iconic American professional golfer with 88 LPGA Tour victories.
- [1939] Lee Trevino — Mexican-American golf legend, known as "the Merry Mex" and "Supermex".
- [1940] Jack Nicklaus — American professional golfer, nicknamed "the Golden Bear", and course designer.
- [1946] Donald Trump — American politician, media figure, and businessman; 45th and 47th U.S. President.
- [1949] Tom Watson (golfer) — American professional golfer known for major wins and longevity in the sport.
- [1955] Greg Norman — Australian professional golfer, known as "the Great White Shark", with a vast business empire.
- [1956] Patty Sheehan — American professional golfer known for multiple LPGA Tour victories and Hall of Fame status.
- [1957] Nick Faldo — English golf legend, renowned for his major championship success and longevity.
- [1957] Payne Stewart — American professional golfer known for his stylish swing and major championship victories.
- [1957] Seve Ballesteros — Pioneering Spanish golfer, celebrated for his dominance in the 1970s and 1980s.
- [1969] Ernie Els — Iconic South African golfer, 'The Big Easy,' with four major wins.
- [1970] Annika Sörenstam — Swedish and American professional golfer, celebrated for her record 96 international wins.
- [1970] Phil Mickelson — Highly decorated American professional golfer known for his Masters success.
- [1974] Karrie Webb — Australian professional golfer known for 41 LPGA Tour wins and World Golf Hall of Fame membership.
- [1975] Tiger Woods — American professional golfer, regarded as one of the greatest athletes of all time.
- [1977] Pak Se-ri — Pioneering South Korean professional golfer with multiple major championship victories.
- [1981] Lorena Ochoa — Mexican professional golfer, renowned for her dominant reign on the LPGA Tour.
- [1988] Inbee Park — South Korean professional golfer known for multiple major championship victories.
- [1989] Rory McIlroy — Northern Irish golfer and six-time major champion, completing the modern career grand slam.
- [1994] Matt Kuwata — Japanese media personality, model, and musician known for his unique 'whiteface' aesthetic.
- [2005] Jackson Koivun — American professional golfer known for early success on the PGA Tour.
- [2017] Laver Cup — Annual international men's team tennis tournament, a modern 'Ryder Cup' for tennis.