Can You Name the 100 Greatest Golfers? (1)

[C] Tiger Woods | 15 majors, fearless finisher with a red-shirt Sunday aura.

[A] Jack Nicklaus | Golden Bear, record 18 majors, course-management genius.

[B] Arnold Palmer | Swashbuckling King, seven majors, charisma that moved TV golf.

[D] Ben Hogan | Precision iron master, nine majors, rebuilt swing after near-fatal crash.

[D] Sam Snead | Smooth syrupy swing, seven majors, wins across four decades.

[A] Bobby Jones | Grand Slam architect, 13 majors (amateur era), founded Augusta.

[C] Gary Player | Black Knight, nine majors, fitness preacher and globe-trotting winner.

[A] Tom Watson | Five Open Championships, links wizard with ice-cool putting.

[C] Walter Hagen | Flamboyant showman, 11 majors, first true touring pro.

[D] Byron Nelson | 11 straight wins in 1945, textbook swing still studied today.

[A] Phil Mickelson | Lefty magician, six majors, short-game sculptor and risk-taker.

[B] Rory McIlroy | Northern Irish bomber, four majors, 320-yard drives with poetry.

[D] Gene Sarazen | Squire with seven majors, invented the modern sand wedge.

[C] Seve Ballesteros | Spanish magician, five majors, recovery shots from car parks.

[C] Lee Trevino | Merry Mex, six majors, quick wit and low-ball wizardry.

[A] Nick Faldo | Stone-faced closer, six majors, rebuilt swing mid-career.

[D] Harry Vardon | Six-time Open champ, grip that still bears his name.

[B] Ernie Els | Big Easy, four majors, silky rhythm and gentle smile.

[A] Billy Casper | Quiet master, three majors, putting genius and Ryder Cup stalwart.

[A] Bernhard Langer | Two Masters, stoic grinder, anchored European team for decades.

[C] Payne Stewart | Three majors, knickers-clad showman with clutch putter.

[B] Greg Norman | Great White Shark, two Opens, fearless attacks and Sunday heartbreaks.

[B] Vijay Singh | Fijian workhorse, three majors, range-rat practice ethic.

[C] Bobby Locke | South African putter, four Opens, draw that hugged fairways like rails.

[C] Raymond Floyd | Four majors, bulldog intensity and late-career dominance.

[A] Brooks Koepka | Four majors in six starts, power and poise under major pressure.

[D] Nick Price | Three majors, textbook swing and Zimbabwean calm.

[B] Jimmy Demaret | Three Masters, colorful wardrobe and Texas swagger.

[C] Jordan Spieth | Three majors by 23, putting wizard, mental chess master.

[A] Johnny Miller | 63 at Oakmont, two majors, fearless pin-seeker turned sharp-tongued analyst.