Allan Robertson World Golf Hall of Fame: Year Inducted: 2001      

Allan Robertson was the first player to break 80 on The Old Course at St. Andrews. Allan Robertson can finally rest easy in his grave. The man considered to be the father of professional golf has been voted into the World Golf Hall of Fame at last through ... read more >>

Angel Cabrera

Has a lot to thank of fellow countryman Eduardo Romero who lived two blocks away from Cabrera and encouraged him to take up the game at the age of 15. When Cabrera failed in three attempts to get his European Tour card, Romero underwrote Cabrera's expenses in 1995. . . Has the nickname "Pato".

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David L. Black: Inducted into the Candian Hall of Fame 1972

Davie Black and several of his brothers immigrated to North America to become golf professionals in 1905. “Wee Davie” served as a professional for more than a decade in Montreal and Ottawa before settling at Vancouver’s Shaughnessy Heights in 1920. Black was a f... read more >>

Karsten Solheim World Golf Hall of Fame: Year Inducted: 2001

Karsten Solheim founded the Solheim Cup. Karsten Solheim revolutionized golf club design and manufacturing, thereby making the game easier and more enjoyable for hundreds of thousands of amateur golfers. Elected into the World Golf Hall of Fame in the lifetime achievement category, Solh... read more >>