Once the tournament started, the No. 1 golfer on my list to watch was 58-year-old Sam Snead. No one has won more PGA Tour events than “Slammin’ Sam” — he’s now tied for the lead with ...

“There was an old golfer named Sam Snead. Did you ever hear of him?” Trump began at a press conference on Monday. “He was a great golfer, he won 82 tournaments, and he had a motto,” Trump ...

He knew he could never match the success of the great Sam Snead, but he won eight tournaments on the PGA Tour and four more on the senior circuit. By Richard Sandomir J.C. Snead, who knew he could ...

Eventually, his golf skills started improving, and he decided to join his uncle, Sam Snead, in professional golf at the age of 24. Snead earned his Tour card just before the 1968 season and began ...

Snead, 84, died Friday from complications with cancer in Hot Springs. He was a part of a legendary golf family that was led by his late uncle, World Golf Hall of Fame member Sam Snead.

Snead, 84, died Friday from complications with cancer in Hot Springs. He was a part of a legendary golf family that was led by his late uncle, World Golf Hall of Fame member Sam Snead.

J.C. Snead joined the PGA TOUR in 1968 at a time when the TOUR already featured another Snead, a player of some renown, someone who happened to be J.C.’s uncle. Throughout his life, Sam Snead ...

They had his three Masters wins denoted by the year with a silhouette of a celebrating ... Only those players, Mickelson, Sam Snead, Gary Player, Nick Faldo and Jimmy Demaret have at least three.

Inside is a silhouette of the clubhouse and the champion ... Jr., had become perennial no-shows. "Sam (Snead) killed more dinners telling the dirtiest damn jokes you could ever hear.

Nine Masters champions attended: Horton Smith, Gene Sarazen, Byron Nelson, Henry Picard, Jimmy Demaret, Craig Wood, Claude Harmon, Sam Snead and ... it up and it has a silhouette of the Augusta ...

North Myrtle Beach resident Roger Watson won the 1974 and 1975 PGA Professional National Championship tournaments, both in playoffs, and the 1974 playoff was over Sam Snead at Pinehurst Resort.