100 Greatest Golfers Quiz (Part 2)

[C] Dustin Johnson | 300-yard butter-cut, two majors, finishes with a velvet-wedge touch.

[A] Old Tom Morris | 19th-century pioneer; four Opens, built St Andrews and the game itself.

[B] Ben Crenshaw | Gentle Ben, two Masters, putting artistry that reads greens like poetry.

[D] Hale Irwin | Three U.S. Opens, bulldog grit and clutch par saves under pressure.

[C] Tommy Armour | Silver Scot, three majors, swing as smooth as single-malt.

[D] Cary Middlecoff | Dentist-turned-champion, two majors, rhythmic swing and Ryder Cup glue.

[A] Peter Thomson | Five Open Championships, wind-cheating low ball and fearless links mind.

[B] John Henry Taylor | Tri-Hat trick, five Open titles, shaped early British golf.

[C] Hubert Green | 19 PGA wins, two majors, played through death-threat Sunday and still hoisted the trophy.

[A] Collin Morikawa | Iron-clad accuracy, two majors by 24, cut shot that hugs pins like Velcro.

[D] Bryson DeChambeau | Mad scientist with single-length irons, 2020 U.S. Open bomber who bent physics.

[A] Lloyd Mangrum | Two-time U.S. Open champ, smooth tempo and wartime courage.

[C] John Daly | Grip-it-and-rip-it showman, two majors, mullet flying over 350-yard drives.

[B] Young Tom Morris | Prodigy with four straight Opens, tragic genius of the gutta-percha era.

[A] Tom Kite | 19 Tour wins, U.S. Open 1992, wind master and short-game surgeon.

[B] Julius Boros | Easy swing, two U.S. Opens, late-career major wins at 43 and 48.

[D] Curtis Strange | Back-to-back U.S. Opens, steely stare and iron will under Sunday heat.

[C] Ted Ray | Jovial giant, 1912 Open champ, pipe-smoking bomber of the hickory age.

[C] Adam Scott | 2013 Masters breakthrough, silky swing and broomstick putter redemption.

[A] Davis Love III | 21 Tour wins, 1997 PGA, long-ball artist and Ryder Cup captain.

[B] Justin Rose | 2013 U.S. Open, laser irons and Olympic gold wrapped in quiet class.

[D] Jim Furyk | 58 on Tour, 2003 U.S. Open, looping swing that defies geometry.

[A] Pádraig Harrington | Three majors in 13 months, Irish grit and links wizardry.

[B] Justin Thomas | 2022 PGA, fearless pin-seeker with 320-yard swagger.

[A] Craig Stadler | Walrus mustache, 1982 Masters, short-game sculptor.

[C] Henry Cotton | Three Open titles, English stylist who modernized swing and style.

[B] Mark O'Meara | 1998 Masters & Open double, clutch putter and sunset-career surge.

[A] Bubba Watson | Two Masters, self-taught lefty who bends shots like magic tricks.

[D] Jon Rahm | 2021 U.S. Open, Spanish power fused with analytical fire.

[B] James Braid | Five Open Championships, Scottish architect who shaped course and legend.