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Who is #3?  

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  1. 1. If we accept the premise that Jack and Tiger occupy the first 2 places on the all-time list, who is third on the list?

    • Ben Hogan
      25
    • Gary Player
      2
    • Phil Mickelson
      24
    • Tom Watson
      7
    • Arnold Palmer
      9
    • Sam Snead
      7
    • Byron Nelson
      1
    • Bobby Jones
      3
    • Other (please specify)
      3

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I was glad to see Snead added to the choices and he received my vote.  Snead had a tremendous number of wins even if it was against weaker competition by 2019 standards.  He also had 11 wins in one season which is great for any era.  I believe that Arnie had the largest impact on the popularity of the game of golf with the exception of Tiger and Jack but that is not what we are voting for.  As for Phil, I enjoy watching his game and he is a top 10 golfer in my book, but IMO he had the misfortune to play during the Tiger era with the most talented golfer of all time.  .

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I often accuse Jack's advocates of having hazy, rosy memories of him dominating every year, holding off a charging Arnie, Trevino, Miller, and Watson down the stretch every time he won, but it seems t

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Bobby Jones played against and beat Walter Hagen & Gene Sarazen among others in his era. I wouldn't call that "weak fields". He wasn't playing against 20 hndcp hacks, he wasn't given the wins, he

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I voted for Mickelson. What he has done on the modern PGA Tour is just more impressive to me. But to add to his professional resume, Phil also had an amazing amateur career as well.  four time c

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