Here's a slightly tougher question - who is/was your favorite golfer of all time and why? You don't have to limit yourself to anyone playing today - it can be a golfer who has passed away or even someone who never made it to fame and fortune but played a heck of a game.
I'll start with mine ...
Payne Stewart. I realize he wasn't a golfer who made the most money or won the most tours, but I think he would still be a strong force in the golf world if he were alive. He brought a sense of fun to the game with his plus-fours and tam that became his signature wear that it needed. A pleasure to watch his swing.
Of course, I still remember the day his plane went down. I lived in Minnesota then and we followed the course of the plane on the news until it ran out of fuel and crashed in South Dakota. For a time, it looked as if it might go down close to where I lived. What a loss for the golf world.
I'll start with mine ...
Payne Stewart. I realize he wasn't a golfer who made the most money or won the most tours, but I think he would still be a strong force in the golf world if he were alive. He brought a sense of fun to the game with his plus-fours and tam that became his signature wear that it needed. A pleasure to watch his swing.
Of course, I still remember the day his plane went down. I lived in Minnesota then and we followed the course of the plane on the news until it ran out of fuel and crashed in South Dakota. For a time, it looked as if it might go down close to where I lived. What a loss for the golf world.