Ben Hogan faced severe putting struggles late in his career. When he arrived at a solution, he was too embarrassed to use it.

Woods won three Majors in 2000, the same number as Ben Hogan managed in 1953, while Bobby Jones did manage the 'old' calendar Grand Slam in 1930 with wins in the Open, US Open, Amateur and US ...

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Ben Hogan won nine major championships in less than 10 years On this day in 1997, one of the game’s all-time greats, Ben Hogan, died at the age of 84. Ben Hogan won 9 major championships in less ...

McIlroy, with his win at the Masters, became one of the few golfers to have won all four major tournaments. Who will be the next to do so?

It both inspired and transformed young Trevino's game. His Hogan-inspired move turned Trevino into one of the most iconic faders in golf history. It won him six majors and 29 tour wins in all.

The Grayson Murray Foundation will partner with the Ben Hogan Foundation as the two organizations align to support those impacted by mental health challenges.

None have accomplished the career grand slam in the same year. Tiger Woods and Ben Hogan came the closest to pulling it off, each winning three of the four majors in a given year.

None have accomplished the career grand slam in the same year. Tiger Woods and Ben Hogan came the closest to pulling it off, each winning three of the four majors in a given year.

Has anyone ever won all four majors in the same year? No golfer has ever won the calendar grand slam. Tiger Woods and Ben Hogan came closest by winning three of the four majors in a given year.

Tiger Woods and Ben Hogan came the closest to pulling it off, each winning three of the four majors in a given year. In 2000, Woods finished fifth in the Masters before winning the U.S. Open in ...

None have accomplished the career grand slam in the same year. Tiger Woods and Ben Hogan came the closest to pulling it off, each winning three of the four majors in a given year.