subject: Watch The Frys Open 2010 Live Online [print this page] Did you know that Jack Nicklaus is the number one golfer for the most victories in major tournaments with 18 and is followed by Tiger Woods as second with 14 and Walter is the third with 11 victories? So, Walter the only other player with double digit wins in major tournaments.
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Isn't it strange and a bit uncanny that Byron Nelson, Jr. (born February 4, 1912) Ben Hogan (born August 13, 1912) and Sam Snead (born May 27, 1912) were the three of the greatest golfers of all time who were born within six months of each other?
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Sam Snead currently holds the record for winning the most number of PGA tournaments than any other golfer with 82 wins.
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Gary Player has earned the unusual nickname of "The World's Most Traveled Athlete by racking up more than 14 million miles during his career.
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Raymond Floyd won his final PGA event in 1992 and later that season had his first win on the Champions Tour giving him the distinction of being the first player to win the PGA tournament event and a Champions Tour event in the same year.
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The Masters is held each year at the same location at the Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Georgia making it the only one of golf's four majors to be played in the same place every year.
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The origins of golf are hazy and different theories abound with some historians tracing the sport back to the Roman game of paganica in which participants used a bent stick to hit a stuffed leather ball. During the first century B.C., as the Romans steadily conquered most of the continent, paganica also spread throughout Europe, eventually evolving over time into the game as it is known today. Another theory traces the origins to ancient China between the eighth and 14th centuries where chuiwan was a Chinese game played which was akin to golf.
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A fourteenth century Ming Dynasty scroll called "The Autumn Banquet" shows a Chinese Imperial court member swinging something similar to a golf club at a small ball with the obvious intention of sinking it into a hole. Another theory suggests that golf was introduced to Europe during the dark ages also known as the middle ages. There is also speculation that an early game resembling modern golf was called Cambuca in England and Chambot in France and was introduced to the Low Countries, Germany, and England where it was given the charming name of pall-mall.
