how many titles has tiger woods gotton?
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10 majors (four Masters, two U.S. Opens, two British Opens, and two PGA Championships)\n\n68 tournament titles (48 PGA individual, 18 other individual, 2 for a two-man team)\n\nHope this helps.
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HERE is your answer.........EIGHT.\nAccording to auburn football.com, eight times the Tigers have been named national champions by at least one organization.\nhttp://www.auburnfootball.com/auburn-national-championships.htm
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You would have to bet on Phil. He's the best golfer in the world right now(sorry to disappoint all of you Tiger fans) Phil is just playing at a higher level than anyone else right now.
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Tiger Woods without question.
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actually, Tiger has 2 brothers and a sister. He does have a niece, cheyenne woods, who plays junior golf.
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Two-time major winner Craig Woods was born in Lake Placid, N.Y. \n\nHe died in 1968
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Michael Schumacher has won a total of 85 races, 7 world championships, and 66 pole positions in his career. All of them are all time records.
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according to forbes.com, Tiger Woods earns the most money from his sport (includes sponsors money and endorsements).
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Tiger Woods\nErnie Els\nRetief Goosen\nPhil Mickelson
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Believe it or not, Yale\n\nYale is credited with winning the most national championships — 18. Princeton has won 17. However, Yale's last title was in 1927 and Princeton's was in 1922.
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People usually mention Sam Snead when this argument comes up. I'd have to say the greatest all around swing of all time was Ben Hogan in his prime....no one controlled the golf ball better. And of course there's Tiger ;)
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T1 - Jim Furyk -7 F -7 65 - - - 65 \nT1 - Davis Love III -7 F -7 65 - - - 65 \nT3 - Robert Allenby* -5 F -5 67 - - - 67 \nT3 - Bernhard Langer -5 F -5 67 - - - 67 \nT5 - Arron Oberholser* -4 F -4 68 - - - 68 \nT5 - Ben Crane -4 F -4 68 - - - 68 \nT5 - Jose Maria Olazabal* -4 F -4 68 - - - 68 \nT5 - John Rollins -4 F -4 68 - - - 68 \nT5 - Vijay Singh -4 F -4 68 - - - 68 \nT5 - Miguel A. Jimenez -4 17 -4 - - - - - \nT5 - Bo Van Pelt -4 17 -4 - - - - - \nT12 - Joe Durant -3 F -3 69 - - - 69 \nT12 - Rocco Mediate* -3 F -3 69 - - - 69 \nT12 - Steve Flesch -3 F -3 69 - - - 69 \nT12 - Olin Browne* -3 F -3 69 - - - 69 \nT12 - Retief Goosen* -3 F -3 69 - - - 69 \nT12 - Mark Calcavecchia -3 F -3 69 - - - 69 \nT12 - Thomas Bjorn -3 F -3 69 - - - 69 \nT12 - Billy Andrade -3 F -3 69 - - - 69 \nT12 - Fredrik Jacobson -3 F -3 69 - - - 69 \nT12 - K.J. Choi* -3 F -3 69 - - - 69 \nT12 - Fred Couples -3 F -3 69 - - - 69 \nT12 - Henrik Stenson* -3 16 -3 - - - - - \nT24 - Brian Davis* -2 F -2 70 - - - 70 \nT24 - Brad Faxon -2 F -2 70 - - - 70 \nT24 - Phil Mickelson* -2 F -2 70 - - - 70 \nT24 - Sergio Garcia* -2 F -2 70 - - - 70 \nT24 - Fred Funk* -2 F -2 70 - - - 70 \nT24 - John Daly -2 F -2 70 - - - 70 \nT24 - Tag Ridings* -2 F -2 70 - - - 70 \nT24 - Harrison Frazar -2 F -2 70 - - - 70 \nT24 - Daniel Chopra* -2 F -2 70 - - - 70 \nT24 - Kirk Triplett -2 F -2 70 - - - 70 \nT24 - Jeff Sluman -2 F -2 70 - - - 70 \nT24 - Chad Campbell* -2 F -2 70 - - - 70 \nT24 - Craig Parry -2 F -2 70 - - - 70 \nT24 - Adam Scott -2 F -2 70 - - - 70 \nT24 - Shingo Katayama -2 17 -2 - - - - - \nT24 - Tom Pernice, Jr. -2 17 -2 - - - - - \nT40 - Jeff Brehaut -1 F -1 71 - - - 71 \nT40 - Dean Wilson -1 F -1 71 - - - 71 \nT40 - Mark Hensby* -1 F -1 71 - - - 71 \nT40 - David Duval -1 F -1 71 - - - 71 \nT40 - Rich Beem* -1 F -1 71 - - - 71 \nT40 - Robert Gamez -1 F -1 71 - - - 71 \nT40 - J.B. Holmes* -1 F -1 71 - - - 71 \nT40 - Jason Bohn* -1 F -1 71 - - - 71 \nT40 - Mark Brooks* -1 F -1 71 - - - 71 \nT40 - James Driscoll* -1 F -1 71 - - - 71 \nT40 - Charles Howell III -1 F -1 71 - - - 71 \nT40 - David Howell -1 F -1 71 - - - 71 \nT40 - J.J. Henry* -1 F -1 71 - - - 71 \nT40 - Pat Perez -1 F -1 71 - - - 71 \nT40 - Robert Damron -1 F -1 71 - - - 71 \nT40 - Greg Owen* -1 F -1 71 - - - 71 \nT40 - Patrick Sheehan* -1 F -1 71 - - - 71 \nT40 - Joey Sindelar -1 F -1 71 - - - 71 \nT40 - Peter Lonard* -1 F -1 71 - - - 71 \nT40 - Stephen Ames* -1 F -1 71 - - - 71 \nT40 - Mike Weir* -1 F -1 71 - - - 71 \nT40 - Carlos Franco -1 F -1 71 - - - 71 \nT40 - Zach Johnson* -1 F -1 71 - - - 71 \nT40 - Carl Pettersson* -1 F -1 71 - - - 71 \nT40 - Tom Lehman* -1 F -1 71 - - - 71 \nT40 - Lee Westwood* -1 17 -1 - - - - - \nT40 - Nick O'Hern* -1 16 -1 - - - - - \nT67 - Stephen Leaney E F E 72 - - - 72 \nT67 - Ian Poulter* E F E 72 - - - 72 \nT67 - Doug Barron E F E 72 - - - 72 \nT67 - Jesper Parnevik* E F E 72 - - - 72 \nT67 - Michael Campbell* E F E 72 - - - 72 \nT67 - Heath Slocum E F E 72 - - - 72 \nT67 - Nick Price E F E 72 - - - 72 \nT67 - Rory Sabbatini E F E 72 - - - 72 \nT67 - Colin Montgomerie* E F E 72 - - - 72 \nT67 - Ernie Els E F E 72 - - - 72 \nT67 - Tiger Woods E F E 72 - - - 72 \nT67 - Tim Herron* E F E 72 - - - 72 \nT67 - Nathan Green E F E 72 - - - 72 \nT67 - Jonathan Byrd* E F E 72 - - - 72 \nT67 - Angel Cabrera E F E 72 - - - 72 \nT67 - Jerry Kelly* E 17 E - - - - - \nT83 - Dudley Hart +1 F +1 73 - - - 73 \nT83 - Jeff Maggert* +1 F +1 73 - - - 73 \nT83 - Ryuji Imada* +1 F +1 73 - - - 73 \nT83 - Bart Bryant +1 F +1 73 - - - 73 \nT83 - Stuart Appleby* +1 F +1 73 - - - 73 \nT83 - Vaughn Taylor* +1 F +1 73 - - - 73 \nT83 - Woody Austin* +1 F +1 73 - - - 73 \nT83 - Steve Jones +1 F +1 73 - - - 73 \nT83 - Charles Warren* +1 F +1 73 - - - 73 \nT83 - John Huston +1 F +1 73 - - - 73 \nT83 - Tommy Armour III* +1 F +1 73 - - - 73 \nT83 - Steve Lowery* +1 F +1 73 - - - 73 \nT83 - Brett Quigley* +1 F +1 73 - - - 73 \nT83 - John Senden +1 F +1 73 - - - 73 \nT83 - Tim Petrovic +1 F +1 73 - -
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I know he went to college in Houston TX.  He was hot in the early 90's when he won a couple tournaments in a row.  One being the LA Open.  Thanks to him the Lyns Black Cat irons became top sellers.  You can see his profile www.pgatour.com
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Michael Schumacher with 85 wins and a record 7 world championships.
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Mercedes Championships - Stuart Appleby\nSony Open in Hawaii - David Toms\nBob Hope Chrysler Classic - Chad Campbell \nBuick Invitational - Tiger Woods \nFBR Open - J.B. Holmes \nAT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am - Arron Oberholser \nNissan Open - Rory Sabbatini\nWGC-Accenture Match Play Championship - Geoff Ogilvy\nChrysler Classic of Tucson - Kirk Triplett \nFord Championship at Doral - Tiger Woods \nThe Honda Classic - Luke Donald \nBay Hill - Rod Pampling \nTHE PLAYERS Championship - Stephen Ames
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No one has won the us open 6 times yet. \n\nSee here:\n\nThe following golfers have won the U.S. Open more than once through 2005.\n\n4 wins:\n\nWillie Anderson: 1901, 1903, 1904, 1905 \nBobby Jones: 1923, 1926, 1929, 1930 \nBen Hogan: 1948, 1950, 1951, 1953 \nJack Nicklaus: 1962, 1967, 1972, 1980 \n3 wins:\n\nHale Irwin 1974, 1979, 1990 \n2 wins:\n\nAlex Smith: 1906, 1910 \nJohn J. McDermott: 1911, 1912 \nWalter Hagen: 1914, 1919 \nGene Sarazen: 1922, 1932 \nRalph Guldahl: 1937, 1938 \nCary Middlecoff: 1949, 1956 \nJulius Boros: 1952, 1963 \nBilly Casper: 1959, 1966 \nLee Trevino: 1969, 1971 \nAndy North: 1978, 1985 \nCurtis Strange: 1988, 1989 \nErnie Els: 1994, 1997 \nLee Janzen: 1993, 1998 \nPayne Stewart: 1991, 1999 \nTiger Woods: 2000, 2002 \nRetief Goosen: 2001, 2004
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Greetings ...\n\n18 Professional Majors and 2 Amateur Majors\n\n1959 and 1961 US Amateur\n1962-1967-1972-1980 US Open\n1963-1965-1966-1972-1975-1986 Masters\n1963-1971-1973-1975-1980 PGA Championship\n1966-1970-1978 British Open\n\nNicklaus also won some prestigious professional titles which not considered major championships. They are --\n\n1974-1976-1978 Players Championship\n1967-1968 Western Open\n1976 World Series of Golf\n\nOne prestigious professional title to elude Nicklaus during his PGA Tour career was the Canadian Open, in which he was a runner-up several times. For many years, the Canadian Open was held at Glen Abbey Golf Club, a Nicklaus-designed course.\n\nThanx-A-Lot, Frank-0-Sport