Golf Compendium

What are the longest consecutive-cuts-made streaks in PGA Tour history? The list below shows the golfers who've gone 50 or more tournaments in a row without missing a cut. Only a handful of golfers make the list.

Don Massengale was a professional golfer who played on the PGA Tour in the 1960s and 1970s, and later played on the Champions Tour. He won on both tours, and was also part of a rare brothers-pair in which both brothers recorded PGA Tour victories.

The Labatt Open was a PGA Tour golf tournament played in Canada during the 1950s. Among its short roster of champions were three future Hall of Famers.

The 1983 U.S. Senior Open was the fourth time this major championship of men's senior (50-and-over) golf was played. Two years after losing an 18-hole playoff, Billy Casper this time won an 18-hole (actually 19 holes, as it turned out) playoff.

How many golfers have won both the Women's PGA Championship and the Women's British Open — two of the majors of women's professional golf — in the same year? It's a short list: So far, only three golfers have pulled off that single-season double.

The Women's British Open is one of the five major championships of women's professional golf . Winning it once is a career-defining achievement for many who do it. Winning it twice consecutively? That is a rare achievement.

The Scandinavian Masters (also remembered as the Nordea Masters) was a professional golf tournament in Sweden that was part of the European Tour. It was first played in the early 1990s and took place over nearly a 30-year period.

How often did Jack Nicklaus play in majors and other PGA Tour tournaments before he turned pro? The young Nicklaus made 19 starts in PGA Tour events while still an amateur, beginning at age 17. All of those starts are listed here, along with his scores and placements.

The 1988 U.S. Senior Open was the ninth time this major championship of men's senior (50-and-over) golf was played. Gary Player won it for the second year in a row.