Golf is one of the most popular sports around, and a number of great players have graced the game over the years.
Only a select few have gone on to win all four major championships – The Masters, The Open Championship, The US PGA Championship and the US Open. 안전놀이터
Over the years there have been many advances in the sport, including technology, equipment and the design of golf courses to name just a few.
Irrespective of the differences in the modern game compared to the sport which was first played back in the 15th century in Scotland, golfers still have to have that natural ability to make it all the way to the top.
Jack Nicklaus, Nick Faldo, Tiger Woods and Gary Player are just some of the greats to have made a name for themselves in the sport, as well as have a massive impact on the game.
In this blog our golf betting expert takes a look at some of the greatest male and female golfers from around the world.
Undoubtedly one of, if not the greatest modern day golfer, who has made a strong return to the sport after a number of years of struggle through injury.
He took the 1997 Masters by storm, winning by 12 strokes and became world number one in the same year, less than a year after turning pro.
By the age of 24 he had completed the Grand Slam, becoming the youngest to do so and he has now achieved three Grand Slams.
To top things off, Woods sat as the number one ranked golfer for a total of 545 weeks in two separate spells.
Has recently returned to the form that made him such a dominant force and Woods will be keen to add to that tally even further.
The only major which alludes the Northern Irishman is the Masters, and he has bad memories of the event back in 2011 when he let a four-shot lead.
Since then he’s gone on to finish fifth but is still one of the best current players, and won his first major back in 2011 when taking the US Open in 2011.
He has since followed that up with PGA Championship titles in 2012 and 2014, with the latter being his most successful year to date, having also scooped The Open in that year.
Was world number one golfer for 95 weeks, and has also helped the European Ryder Cup team to five wins over the United States.