Compare golf's greatest rivalries side-by-side. Career stats, major championships, and the moments that defined each matchup.
The legendary matchups that shaped modern golf, from the 1960s through the 1970s.
Jack Nicklaus
18
majors
Arnold Palmer
7
majors
The King vs The Golden Bear
Jack Nicklaus
18
majors
Tom Watson
8
majors
Major champions with 26 titles between them
Jack Nicklaus
18
majors
Gary Player
9
majors
Two-thirds of golf's Big Three
European resurgence meets Australian ambition in the era of global golf.
Seve Ballesteros
5
majors
Nick Faldo
6
majors
European golf's greatest duo and fiercest rivals
Nick Faldo
6
majors
Greg Norman
2
majors
Two world No. 1s, one unforgettable Masters Sunday
Tom Watson
8
majors
Seve Ballesteros
5
majors
Links masters from different continents
The competitors who dared challenge the most dominant force in golf history.
Tiger Woods
15
majors
Phil Mickelson
6
majors
Golf's greatest modern rivalry
Tiger Woods
15
majors
Ernie Els
4
majors
The dominant force vs The Big Easy
Tiger Woods
15
majors
Vijay Singh
3
majors
Two relentless competitors who dominated the mid-2000s
Today's stars battling for world No. 1 and major championship glory.
Scottie Scheffler
4
majors
Rory McIlroy
5
majors
The current No. 1 battle
Rory McIlroy
5
majors
Jordan Spieth
3
majors
Two prodigies chasing golf immortality
Brooks Koepka
5
majors
Bryson DeChambeau
2
majors
Golf's most personal feud
Jon Rahm
2
majors
Scottie Scheffler
4
majors
Two world No. 1s trading blows
Dustin Johnson
2
majors
Justin Thomas
2
majors
Power and precision in the modern game
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