Who Made the Cut?
Tiger Woods, widely regarded as the best golfer in history, has stirred up a fierce debate among golf fans with his recent revelation. In an interview with PGA of America, Woods was asked to name his 'Mount Rushmore' of the greatest golfers of all time. His controversial list includes himself along with legends Sam Snead, Bobby Jones, and Jack Nicklaus.
Is Ben Hogan Missing?
As soon as Woods' list was unveiled, fans took to social media to express their opinions. Many were quick to point out the absence of Ben Hogan, who is often considered the third greatest golfer in history. But supporters of Woods argued that he and Nicklaus undoubtedly deserve the top two spots, leaving fans to debate the order.
Career Grand Slam: The Ultimate Measure?
One fan pointed out a key stat: only five players in history have completed the career Grand Slam, and both Woods and Nicklaus have accomplished this feat three times each. This impressive achievement adds weight to their claim of being the greatest golfers of all time.
The Game-Changers
Another fan suggested a slightly different lineup, including Walter Hagen and Arnold Palmer in addition to Nicklaus and Woods. According to this view, these four golfers have made the most significant contributions to the game and deserve recognition for shaping golf as it is today.
No matter where you stand on Woods' selections, there is no denying the impact and influence these golfing legends have had on the sport. The Mount Rushmore of golf is a topic that will continue to spark passionate discussions among fans for years to come.
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