[Mick]

March 7 is the Arnold Palmer Invitational, the next Signature event on the PGA Tour. March 14 is the Players Championship, and the Masters is the first Major tournament, held April 11.

Today's trivia is about the major golf tournaments. Recent technological improvements have resulted in a low score of 62 in a major by five golfers. Two of them had the same score on the same day, two more had the same score in the same tournament. Who were they?

Prior to 2017 at the open at Royal Birkdale, 30 golfers shared the same majors single-round scoring record of 63, first by Johnny Miller at the 1973 US Open at Oakmont. There are 32 players listed below. Which two did not shoot a 63 in a major?

Aoki, Bjorn, Bradley, Broadhurst, Crampton, Dufner, Faldo, Faxon, Fleetwood, Floyd, Hayes, Koepka, McIlroy, Mickelson, Miller, Mudd, Nicklaus, Norman, Olazabal, O'Meara, Palmer, Player, Price, Shwartzel, Singh, Stenson, Stewart, Stricker, Thomas, Watson, Weiskopf, Woods

And here's a little bit of interesting Nicklaus/Woods trivia: Tiger Woods won the tournament in each of Nicklaus' last starts in the four majors: 2000 U. S. Open, 2000 PGA, 2005 Masters, 2005 Open Championship.

[Mick]

March 7 is the Arnold Palmer Invitational, the next Signature event on the PGA Tour. March 14 is the Players Championship, and the Masters is the first Major tournament, held April 11.

Today's trivia is about the major golf tournaments. Recent technological improvements have resulted in a low score of 62 in a major by five golfers. Two of them had the same score on the same day, two more had the same score in the same tournament. Who were they?

Prior to 2017 at the open at Royal Birkdale, 30 golfers shared the same majors single-round scoring record of 63, first by Johnny Miller at the 1973 US Open at Oakmont. There are 32 players listed below. Which two did not shoot a 63 in a major?

Aoki, Bjorn, Bradley, Broadhurst, Crampton, Dufner, Faldo, Faxon, Fleetwood, Floyd, Hayes, Koepka, McIlroy, Mickelson, Miller, Mudd, Nicklaus, Norman, Olazabal, O'Meara, Palmer, Player, Price, Shwartzel, Singh, Stenson, Stewart, Stricker, Thomas, Watson, Weiskopf, Woods

And here's a little bit of interesting Nicklaus/Woods trivia: Tiger Woods won the tournament in each of Nicklaus' last starts in the four majors: 2000 U. S. Open, 2000 PGA, 2005 Masters, 2005 Open Championship.