What golfers name is Big Easy?
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Theodore Ernest (Ernie) Els (October 17, 1969) a South African golfer and one of the top professional players in the world since the mid-1990s. Known as "The Big Easy," not only for his imposing physical stature (he stands about 6-foot-3), but also for his fluid, seemingly effortless golf swing.
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Bubba Watson, He can hit 420 yards long drive (THAT'S FOR SURE).
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Tom Watson\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Masters_golf_tournament\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Watson_%28golfer%29
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Jack Nicklaus, by far. I agree that Tiger Woods is right up there with Gary Player, Severiano Ballesteros, Ben Hogan, and Arnold Palmer, but now-a-days, Tiger Woods has far better clubs than Jack Nicklaus had to work with. It's like asking, "Who's better? Michael Jordan or Dwayne Wade." Of course most would say Michael Jordan because he's a legend.
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The NCPGA has two co leaders in the San Francisco area to help new golfers with growth of the game programs.  I'm in the Sunnyvale area and Bruce is at Golden Gate Park.  Here is a link to people who have good programs and will know of others in their area  \n\nhttp://www.ncpga.com/page/299-18194.htm
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Phil Mickelson.  (And my prediction has nothing to do with the fact that he is my favorite player.)
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tiger woods\ndavid beckham
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John McEnroe\nRyan Leaf
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1) Tiger Woods. It is mechancially sound, powerful and it never abandons him in the middle of a round. It's also beautiful to watch. Good enough to win the US Open twice (and everything else).\n\n2) Vijay Singh. Another mechanically sound swing that appears so effortless. Good enough to win the Masters.\n\n3) Ernie Els. Mechanically sound, powerful, and effortless. Good enough to win the US Open twice.\n\nHowever, the BEST swing of all time was that of Ben Hogan. Once he figured out his swing it never abandoned him even under the most extreme pressure of major chapionship golf. Watching his swing was like watching an artist -- it was truly beautiful and awe inspiring.
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Here ya go big dog:\n\nhttp://www.golfnb.com/home.html
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Aussies:\n1) Greg Norman\n2) Peter Thomson\n3) Kel Nagle\n\nEnglish:\n1) Harry Vardon\n2) Nick Faldo\n3) Henry Cotton\nSome of the previous answers included Scottish golfers. There is a difference between English and Scottish.
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From his driver to signature wedges, I have them (they really do work good also). I also have his Sunday 2006 Master's Shirt. Everytime he goes to the WGC at Firestone, I am there to watch him. I do not worship the ground he walks on, but he is a living legend. We will talk to our grandchildren about him. He even raised the purses by 75% in 2000 just by his play. He has made the world a better place with his learning center. He has made the world a better place, and he is still cocky as all hell in doing it. I love the man (platonically ofcourse)!
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Tim Duncan, Tiger Woods, Maria Sharapova, Jerome Bettis, Jerry Rice, Lance Armstrong, John Smoltz, Coby Jones
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Here's the long way:\n\nAssign each golfer a letter:\nABCDEFGHIJKL\n\nAll the possibilities that start with Golfer A as the first person in the first foursome are:\n\nABCD EFGH IJKL\nACDE FGHI JKLB\nADEF GHIJ KLBC\nAEFG HIJK LBCD\nAFGH IJKL BCDE\nAGHI JKLB CDEF\nAHIJ KLBC DEFG\nAIJK LBCD EFGH\nAJKL BCDE FGHI\nAKLB CDEF GHIJ\nALBC DEFG HIJK\n\nAnd so on.  Just use that as a guide.
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Carl Spackler!!!!\n\nHe is THE greenskeeper extraordinaire portrayed by Bill Murray in "Caddyshack."\n\nThe word you are looking for is greenskeeper.  A "groundskeeper" can pertain to landscaping duties for a much wider range of clientele than golf courses (such as Groundskeeper Willie from "The Simpsons" - who takes care of school grounds).\n\n" ... and, it's in the hole!!!!"\n\n"... Cinderella story ... out of nowhere ... Masters champion."
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Jack Nicklaus\nBen Hogan\nGary Player \nByron Nelson\nWalter Hagen\nArnold Palmer\nBobby Jones\nTiger Woods\nSam Snead\nTom Watson
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1)  Happy Gilmore (He made a hole-in-one on a par 4.  C'MON!!!!)\n\n2)  Jack Nicklaus\n\n3)  Tie between Arnold Palmer and Chubbs Peterson (Although Chubbs did not live up to the hype of being the next Arnold Palmer, as expressed by Sports Illustrated in 1965, he did have a very successful short career before that gator got his hand.  I've also seen him take Rocky Balboa to the final bell.  Extra points for dual sport athlete, in my opinion)