Willie Anderson - World Golf Hall of Fame:Year Inducted 1975             

Almost from the moment he stepped off the SS Pomeranian in New York in March of 1896, Willie Anderson threatened to become the first great golfer America had ever seen. At 17 he finished second in the national cham... read more >>

Betty Jameson- World Golf Hall of Fame: Year Inducted: 1951        

Betty Jameson donated the trophy named for her childhood hero Glenna Collett Vare, which annually goes to the LPGA player with the lowest scoring average.  A pioneer of women's professional golf, Betty Jameson is one of only six women to have wo... read more >>

Jerry Travers World Golf Hall of Fame: Year Inducted: 1976

Jerome Travers learned the game at Nassau Country Club from Alex Smith, who would go on to win 2 U.S.Opens. Some of the words used to describe Jerry Travers have not been kind-cold, somber, ruthless-yet these were the qualities that made him the most feared golfer of his time. In a nine-y... read more >>