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Full Version: GOLF TRIVIA
who has the most wins in PGA history?
Snead w/ 82 followed by Nicklaus w/ 73
How Many Major Title Does Jack Nicklaus Have Under His Belt?
How Many Major Title Does Jack Nicklaus Have Under His Belt?
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Who Is The Only Person Ever To Win The Grand Slam.....This Is a Gimme.
Bobby Jones
What year did he achieve this feat ....?
What year did he achieve this feat ....?
1930
Who was the first person to win the masters 4 times?
Who was the first person to win the masters 4 times?
Arnold Palmer
Who was the first person to shoot in the 60s in all four rounds of a U.S. Open?
Who was the first person to shoot in the 60s in all four rounds of a U.S. Open?
Lee Trevino in 1968.
Who had the most consecutive rounds under 70 ?
Who had the most consecutive rounds under 70 ?
I don't have a clue. But I figure I might as well take a stab at it. So my guess is Ernie Els.
That was an easy guess, but is incorrect.
Tiger?
No.
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Originally posted by shoelessjoelives
Lee Trevino in 1968.
Who had the most consecutive rounds under 70 ?
Lee Trevino in 1968.
Who had the most consecutive rounds under 70 ?
Let me take a shot at this one:
Byron Nelson
Byron Nelson had 19 consecutive rounds under 70 for the record.
Your correct sir......and now the next question is yours.
Your correct sir......and now the next question is yours.
QUOTE (shoelessjoelives @ Nov 23 2006, 09:04 AM) 
Byron Nelson had 19 consecutive rounds under 70 for the record.
Your correct sir......and now the next question is yours.
Your correct sir......and now the next question is yours.
There is no question on this board so I will start one. Which male golfer has won the most career tournaments without ever winning a major?
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Who holds the record for greatest margin of victory at the British Open?
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