100 Greatest Golfers Quiz (Part 3)

[A] David Duval | Ball-striking surgeon; 2001 Open Champion after 59 on Tour.

[C] Gene Littler | Sweet-swinging “Machine”; 29 Tour wins, 1961 U.S. Open.

[D] Jason Day | 2015 PGA Champ; fearless long irons and clutch short game.

[B] Patty Berg | 15 women’s majors; founding mother of the LPGA.

[C] Tony Jacklin | 1969 Open & 1970 U.S. Open; first Brit to break U.S. major drought.

[C] Jim Barnes | 4 early majors; hickory-era powerhouse.

[D] Lanny Wadkins | 21 Tour wins, 1977 PGA; pure ball-striker and Ryder Cup hero.

[C] Fuzzy Zoeller | 2 majors in debut tries; humor as sharp as his wedge.

[C] Steve Stricker | Resurgent grinder; 12 Tour wins, silky putting stroke.

[B] Retief Goosen | Two-time U.S. Open; icy nerves in wind and rain.

[D] Ken Venturi | 1964 U.S. Open; 36-hole final-day marathon in brutal heat.

[C] Hideki Matsuyama | 2021 Masters; first Japanese male major winner, stinger master.

[B] Sergio García | 2017 Masters breakthrough; artistic iron play and passionate fist-pumps.

[D] Larry Nelson | Three majors, late-blooming bomber who learned golf in Vietnam.

[A] Zach Johnson | 2007 Masters & 2015 Open; short-but-straight strategist.

[C] Fred Couples | 1992 Masters, eternal “Boom-Boom” swing and crowd magnetism.

[A] Corey Pavin | 1995 U.S. Open; pint-sized precision and 4-wood heroics.

[B] Willie Anderson | Four U.S. Opens; turn-of-the-century iron-clad legend.

[D] Doug Ford | 1957 Masters, 1955 PGA; clutch putter under Hogan-era pressure.

[A] Willie Park, Sr. | First Open Champion (1860); pioneer of gutta-percha power.

[A] Jack Burke Jr. | 1956 Masters & PGA; Masters co-founder, Ryder Cup captain.

[C] Mike Weir | 2003 Masters; lefty Canadian who conquered Augusta.

[B] Henrik Stenson | 2016 Open; record 20-under, iron play like laser surgery.

[A] Hal Sutton | 1983 PGA; “Be the right club today” moment immortal.

[C] Chi-Chi Rodríguez | Machete-wielding showman; 8 Tour wins, crowd charisma.

[D] Justin Leonard | 1997 Open; 45-foot putt at Troon, comeback king.

[B] Ralph Guldahl | Three U.S. Opens; smooth swing and 1930s dominance.

[B] David Toms | 2001 PGA; precision over power, 61 on Sunday.

[D] Sandy Lyle | 1985 Open & 1988 Masters; Scottish flair, bunker splash immortal.

[C] Lee Janzen | Two U.S. Opens; quiet assassin at Pebble and Olympic.

[A] Tony Lema | “Champagne Tony,” 1964 Open, charisma cut short by tragedy.

[B] Mark Calcavecchia | 1989 Open; playoff hero at Troon, birdie barrage.

[A] Tommy Bolt | 1958 U.S. Open; thunderous drives and temper to match.

[C] Paul Azinger | 1993 PGA; iron will after cancer, Ryder Cup captain.

[C] Louis Oosthuizen | 2010 Open (record 16-under), effortless swing and albatross magic.

[B] Keegan Bradley | 2011 PGA; belly-putter pioneer and playoff nerves of steel.

[C] Rickie Fowler | Orange-clad showman; four Tour wins, fan favorite with flair.

[A] Andy North | Two U.S. Opens; grinder who peaked when majors mattered most.

[D] Henry Picard | 1938 Masters & PGA; Hogan mentor, textbook swing.

[A] Webb Simpson | 2012 U.S. Open; anchored putter, Olympic Club mastery.