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Iconic Rounds & Moments

42 entries in the PGA Tour compendium.

Gene Sarazen Double Eagle 1935Gene Sarazen's double eagle at the 1935 Masters led to a 36-hole playoff victory by five strokes.Ben Hogan Merion Miracle 1950The Hawk: Master of the Miracle at MerionArnold Palmer Turnberry 1960The oldest major in senior golf, where legends compete for history.Seve Ballesteros US Open Win 1979Seve Ballesteros won The Open Championship in 1979, not the US Open.Fred Couples Masters Comeback 1992Fred Couples won the 1992 Masters Tournament by two strokes over Raymond Floyd, finishing at 13-under-par.Tiger Woods US Open Comeback 2008Tiger Woods won the 2008 U.S. Open, his third U.S.Greg Norman Augusta Collapse 1996The Shark's lead vanished in the shadow of Augusta's pines.Phil Mickelson Masters Victory 2013Mickelson's 2013 Open Championship win: a three-stroke victory with a final round 66.Tiger Woods Masters Record 2000Tiger Woods' 2000 Masters win: a 12-stroke victory over Ernie Els and Vijay Singh.Gary Player 1961 Open Championship Royal BirkdaleThe flagship event of the European Tour, held at Wentworth Club.Arnold Palmer 1960 US Open Cherry HillsThin air, thick nerves, and the King who made altitude his own.Bobby Jones 1930 Grand SlamThe greatest amateur golfer in history, who won a unique Grand Slam in 1930 and co-founded the Masters…Ben Hogan 1953 Open Championship Royal St George'sThe 1953 Open Championship was Hogan's only Open win, part of his historic Triple Crown.Jack Nicklaus 1962 US Open Oakmont 270The Golden Bear's first professional victory came at the 1962 U.S. Open, where he defeated Arnold Palmer by…Tom Watson 1977 Open Championship Royal BirkdaleThe Duel in the Sun: Watson edges Nicklaus by one stroke at TurnberryTom Watson 1983 Open Championship Royal LiverpoolThe oldest and one of the most prestigious golf tournaments in the world.Jack Nicklaus 1986 Masters 25-and-underThe Golden Bear: 18 major titles, a record that still stands.Nick Faldo 1987 Open Championship Royal BirkdaleFaldo's first major: a par-perfect victory at Muirfield.Seve Ballesteros 1984 Open Championship Royal BirkdaleSeve Ballesteros won the 1984 Open Championship at St Andrews with a memorable putt on the 18th green.Nick Faldo 1990 Open Championship Royal BirkdaleFaldo's 1990 Open triumph at St Andrews sealed a historic double-major year.Tiger Woods 2000 US Open Pebble Beach 15-underTiger Woods PGA Tour 2000 (1999)Tiger Woods 2001 Masters Tiger SlamThe only player to win four consecutive major championships in a one-year period.Tiger Woods 2008 US Open TPC Sawgrass 8-shot comebackTiger Woods: 15-time major champion, 82 PGA Tour wins, and a career Grand Slam.Tiger Woods 2019 Masters comebackTiger Woods' historic 2019 Masters comeback: fifth green jacket, fifteenth major, at age 43.Phil Mickelson 2010 US Open Congressional 4-shot comebackOpen.Phil Mickelson 2004 Open Championship Royal TroonPhil Mickelson won the Open Championship in 2013, not 2004.Padraig Harrington 2008 Open Championship Royal BirkdaleTwo-time Open champion and 2008 PGA Championship winnerRory McIlroy 2014 Open Championship Royal LiverpoolRory McIlroy's dominant eight-stroke victory at Royal Liverpool in 2014 tied the modern-era record for…Jordan Spieth 2015 US Open Chambers Bay 18-underSpieth's second major: youngest to win Masters and U.S. Open in same year.Jordan Spieth 2015 Masters 18-underTied the Masters scoring record at 18-under in 2015.Dustin Johnson 2020 US Open Pinehurst 271The toughest test in golf.Ben Hogan 1948 Open Championship Royal TroonThe oldest and one of the most prestigious golf tournaments in the world.Ben Hogan 1951 Open Championship Royal St George'sThe 1951 Open Championship was Hogan's first and only Open victory.Sam Snead 1950 Open Championship Royal St George'sThree Opens, not four: Sam Snead's 1950 Open win at Royal St George's was his third and last Open…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 BirkdaleThe oldest and one of the most prestigious golf tournaments in the world.Seve Ballesteros 1988 Open Championship Royal BirkdaleSeve's final major triumph at Royal Lytham & St Annes in 1988.Jack Nicklaus 1980 US Open Pebble BeachThe Golden Bear: 18 major championships and a legacy of greatness.Tom Watson 1975 Masters 19-underEight-time major champion and links legendJack Nicklaus 1972 US Open Pebble BeachThe Golden Bear: 18 major championships and a legacy of greatness.Bobby Jones 1930 Open Championship Royal St George'sBobby Jones's 1930 Open win at Royal St George's, as an amateur.Nick Faldo 1989 Open Championship Royal BirkdaleThree-time Open Champion and six-time major winner.
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