Golf Compendium

The 1982 U.S. Senior Open was the third time this USGA championship for senior men (50-and-over) was played. Miller Barber blitzed the field in the final round to win by four.

It's might seem paradoxical that the golfer who holds the record for losing the most Solheim Cup matches also shares the record for winning the most matches. It's not, really: That golfer also played in the most Solheim Cups, so she played a lot of matches over her career. Others on the list below really did have terrible Solheim Cup records, though.

The 2028 Presidents Cup will be the 17th time this tournament is played. Played on an every-other-year basis, it was first contested in 1994. Today, it takes place in even-numbered years.

What are the biggest blowouts in the history of foursomes matches in the Walker Cup? One 18-hole foursomes match ended in an 8-and-7 win, and two 36-hole matches ended with 9-and-8 scores.

Winning a singles match in the Walker Cup is certainly a feather in the cap for any golfer, probably among the highlights of one's amateur career. The golfers on the list below, though, didn't just win — they won by these singles matches by a lot .

The 2028 Walker Cup will be the 52nd time this competition is played. The Walker Cup Match, as it officially known, is a match-play tournament between teams of amateur male golfers representing Great Britain & Ireland (GB&I) and the United States (USA). It dates to 1922. In the tournament's history, Team USA has 40 wins, Team GB&I 10 wins, and there has been one tie.

Foursomes is one of the match-play formats golfers play in the Solheim Cup. And in the history of the Solheim Cup, nobody has been better at foursomes than Annika Sorenstam.

In the history of the Solheim Cup, which golfers have proved the best at winning fourball matches? That's what the list below shows — the competition's all-time leaders in fourball matches won. And at No. 1 is Cristie Kerr with 11 fourball victories.

The 2028 Solheim Cup will be the 21st time this competition is played. It features two teams of women professional golfers from the LPGA Tour and Ladies European Tour, respectively, in a Team USA vs. Team Europe match-play format. The tournament is played every two years, currently in even-numbered years.