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This quiz tests your knowledge of some famous and not so famous golfers.
Question 1:
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Who was the first golfer to win the Masters Golf Tournament four times?
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Question 2:
This Georgia amateur golfer, who was the first recipient of the Amateur Athletic Union's James E. Sullivan Award, became famous by winning the "Impregnable Quadrilateral".
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Question 3:
In 1913, this young athlete became the first American-born golfer to win the US Open.
Arnold Palmer
Harry Vardon
Francis Ouimet
Gene Sarazen
Question 4:
Which professional golfer was known as "The Hawk"?
Ben Hogan
Babe Didrickson
Fred Couples
Byron Nelson
Question 5:
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This golfer hailing from Ohio won his first US Amateur in 1959 at the Broadmoor in Colorado. While he was a member of the Ohio State Golf Team, they won the NCAA Championship.
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Question 6:
Who was the first professional golfer to win all four professional major championships, known as a Career Grand Slam?
Ben Hogan
Gene Sarazen
Bobby Jones
Jack Nicklaus
Question 7:
This golfer was a dapper debonair dandy, who advised his fellow golfers to "stop and smell the roses". He broke the barrier between amateurs and professionals by demanding - and getting - access to the clubhouse for professional golfers.
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Question 8:
This excellent amateur golfer who instituted his "clambake" at Rancho Santa Fe in San Diego died after a round of eighteen holes of golf in Madrid, Spain. His last words were reported as, "That was a great game of golf, fellas."
Bing Crosby
Francis Ouimet
Bobby Jones
Bob Hope
Question 9:
This professional golfer won over 80 tournaments on the PGA Tour. When he felt he was losing his rhythm, he would take his shoes off and play barefooted for a couple of holes.
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Question 10:
A natural right-hander, this golfer plays left-handed, probably because he copied his father's swing. He was the second left-handed golfer to win the Masters.
Jim Furyk
Phil Mickelson
Retief Goosen
Corey Pavin
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