What golfer won The Masters in 1968?
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1968 Bob Goalby  United States -11 \n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Masters#History
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Lance could never win the masters with all the practice in the world.  I believe it was Michael Jordan who called Tiger Woods the greatest physical athlete he has seen. The Tour de Surrender takes an incredible amount of endurance training and is not easy.  However, I think this would be easier to obtain for an athlete like Tiger than to be able to learn to strike a golf ball well enough to win the Masters.
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Thomas Watson won eight major championships. I think his two Master wins came in 1977 and 1981.
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Lyndon Baines Johnson (August 27, 1908 – January 22, 1973), often referred to as LBJ, was the 36th President of the United States (1963–1969). After serving a long career in the U.S. Congress, Johnson became the thirty-seventh Vice President; in 1963, he succeeded to the presidency following President John F. Kennedy's assassination. He was a major leader of the Democratic Party and as President was responsible for the passage of key civil rights legislation and Medicare, a major "War on Poverty", as well as the acceleration of the war in Vietnam. He was elected in a landslide in 1964 but his reelection bid in 1968 collapsed as his party fell apart, and he announced that he would not seek re-election.
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Wilt, come on now 20,000, even if half of it is true.\n\n\nok ok, I am not sure if any one was as dominant as he was in his sport.  they changed rules for him.  other than that I would say Sorenstrom, she is more dominant in LPGA than Tiger is in the PGA
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Greetings ...\n\nThe Masters 36-hole cut is to the Low 44 scorers plus any ties among the Low 44 plus any player within 10 strokes of the lead.\n\nIn this year's (2006) Masters, Chad Campbell led after 36 holes with a score of 138 (6-under-par). All players with a score of 148 (4-over-par) or better advanced to the final 36 holes. There was a total of 47 such players, including Mr. Campbell.\n\nIf Chad Campbell had finished his first 36 holes one stroke higher IE 139 (5-under-par), then 7 players at 149 (5-over-par) would also have advanced to the final 36.\n\nThanx-A-Lot, Frank-0-Golf
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It depends on what you call "present" day golf, but here is the short answer.\n\nArt Wall has the most recorded holes in one of any PGA Tour Professional, 46, however not all were recorded in competition.  Art played the tour through the 70's.  \n\nDave Stockton is believed to have the second most, having made 26, again not all in competition.  Dave played on the tour through the 80's.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) - Mike Austin, whose 515-yard drive in 1974 stands as the longest ever in a professional golf tournament, died Tuesday, his wife Tanya said. He was 95.\nAustin was 64 years old when he hit the soaring drive in the U.S. National Seniors Open Championship in Las Vegas. With help from a 27-mph tail wind, the ball ran well clear of the green 450 yards away.\nThe record has held up for more than two decades despite advances in ball and driver technology. Austin used a standard persimmon wood club with a steel shaft.\nSecond on the list is a 476-yard drive hit in 2004 by Davis Love III.\nAustin was born in 1910 on Guernsey, one of Britain's Channel Islands, and moved to Los Angeles in 1939. He had a brief career as a professional golfer, but never had the short game to match his distance off the tee.\nHe became one of the area's best-known golf teachers, voted Southern California Golf Professional of the Year in 1984 and named among the top 50 golf instructors in the United States in 1991.\nAustin was left partially paralyzed by a stroke in 1989, but continued to give lessons until about two weeks before his death, his wife said.\nConstance Cummings
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Wade Hampton\nDick Taylor
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I think Phil Mickelson has to be the favourite going into the Masters after his stunning victory in the recent Bell South Classic. He seems to be playing very consistent golf and is a former champion.\n\nTiger is not the favourite because he is quite understanbly focused on his father's health at the moment, but it is never wise to rule him out at Augusta. Retief Goosen and Ernie Els should be placed as outsiders as they are good accurate players, though they haven't found full form yet.
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Lanny and Bobby Wadkins both played in the 1988 Masters.
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Mats Wilander won Ivan Lendl \n6-1, 6-4, 6-4
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The Open:\nWillie Park, Prestwick, 1860\nTom Kidd, St Andrews, 1873\nMungo Park, Musselburgh, 1874\nHarold Hilton, Muirfield, 1892\nJock Hutchison, St Andrews, 1921\nDensmore Shute, St Andrews, 1933\nBen Hogan, Carnoustie, 1953\nTony Lema, St Andrews, 1964\nTom Watson, Carnoustie, 1975\nBen Curtis, Sandwich, 2003\n\nThe Masters:\nHorton Smith, 1934 \nGene Sarazen, 1935 \nFuzzy Zoeller, 1979 \n\nThe US Open:\nHorace Rawlins, 1895\nFred Herd, 1898\nHarry Vardon, 1900\nGeorge Sargent, 1909\nFrancis Ouimet, 1913 Achieved as an amateur.\n\nThe PGA Championship:\nJohn Daly, 1991 Crooked Stick\nJim Barnes, 1916 Siwanoy Country Club
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Byron Nelson finished first in 19 of the 30 tournaments that he entered in 1945. He came second in 11 of the other competitions, and averaged 68.33 strokes per round. 'Mr Consistency' was never out of the money in an astonishing run of 111 successive tournaments.
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Here ya go.\nhttp://marcoisland.org/golf.htm
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Roger Federer. Maybe the best player of all time.
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10 majors (four Masters, two U.S. Opens, two British Opens, and two PGA Championships)\n\n68 tournament titles (48 PGA individual, 18 other individual, 2 for a two-man team)\n\nHope this helps.