The 'other guy,' the player paired with the major champion winner is often a forgotten man. History shows he shouldn't be

Article Abstract:

Many times the forgotten tournament partner of the winner became a winner himself in the future. Several anecdotes are related in which the 'other guy' went on to success. These players include Jack Nicklaus, Gary Player, Tom Watson, Nick Faldo, Greg Norman, and Tom Weiskopf.

Statistics, Achievements and awards, United States Open (Golf)

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The (not so) magnificent seven: each one of these world-class players should win The Masters. They just haven't - yet

Article Abstract:

An evaluation of seven golfers is given. Paul Azinger, Tom Kite, Davis Love III, John Daly, Nick Price, Corey Paven and Greg Norman have not won the Masters Golf Tournament at the Augusta National Golf Course in Augusta, GA.

Evaluation, Masters Tournament (Golf), 1995 AD

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Titanic Thompson

Article Abstract:

Titanic Thompson was a golfer and con artist in the 1920s who gambled money on games. He was highly skilled, ambidextrous and would lose right-handed intentionally, then offer to play again left-handed.

Laws, regulations and rules, History, Swindlers and swindling, Swindlers, Swindling, Thompson, Titanic

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