The 29 Greatest Open Championship Winners of All Time
From century-old amateurs in tweed to modern major machines, this lineup spans quiet dominance and legendary comebacks on golf's oldest stage. Who lifts the Claret Jug in your book?
1Lee TrevinoAn American two-time Open champion famed for his colorful personality and shot-making creativity.1000pts
2Harry VardonThe English great who holds the record with six Open Championship victories between 1896 and 1914.954pts
3Francesco MolinariThe Italian who became his country's first men's major champion at the 2018 Open.930pts
4Xander SchauffeleThe American who broke through for his first Open title at Royal Troon in 2024.930pts
5Seve BallesterosThe charismatic Spaniard who won the Open twice with his daring, creative shot-making.891pts
6Cameron SmithThe Australian who fired a final-round 64 to win the 2022 Open at St Andrews.818pts
7Phil MickelsonAn American major champion whose lone Open win came at Muirfield in 2013.818pts
8Roberto De VicenzoThe Argentine who won the 1967 Open at age 44, one of the sport's great late-career triumphs.734pts
9Tiger WoodsA three-time Open champion whose dominant wins in 2000, 2005, and 2006 reshaped modern golf.734pts
10Gary PlayerThe South African great who won three Opens as part of his career Grand Slam.734pts
11James BraidA five-time Open champion and one of golf's 'Great Triumvirate' of the early 1900s.636pts
12Scottie SchefflerThe world number one who dominated the 2025 Open Championship at Royal Portrush.636pts
13Bobby JonesThe legendary amateur who won three Opens as part of his historic 1930 Grand Slam.636pts
14Padraig HarringtonThe Irishman who won back-to-back Opens in 2007 and 2008.636pts
15Henrik StensonThe Swede who set a championship scoring record while winning at Royal Troon in 2016.636pts
16Tom WatsonAn American legend who won the Open five times, including the famous 1977 'Duel in the Sun.'636pts
17Walter HagenA flamboyant four-time Open champion who helped professionalize golf in the 1920s.636pts
18Nick FaldoAn English three-time Open champion known for his precise, methodical golf swing.520pts
19Collin MorikawaThe American who won the 2021 Open in just his second career major start.520pts
20Justin LeonardThe American whose 1997 Open win at Royal Troon capped a stunning final-round charge.520pts
21Sandy LyleThe Scotsman who became the first British golfer in decades to win the Open in 1985.382pts
22Ernie ElsA South African two-time Open champion celebrated for his smooth 'Big Easy' swing.382pts
23Jack NicklausThe Golden Bear, a three-time Open champion and one of golf's greatest major winners ever.382pts
24Young Tom MorrisThe prodigy who won four consecutive Opens from 1868 to 1872 before dying tragically young.382pts
25Greg NormanThe Shark, an Australian who won the Open twice with dominant front-running performances.382pts
26Rory McIlroyThe Northern Irishman who claimed the Claret Jug at Royal Liverpool in 2014.382pts
27Bobby LockeA South African four-time Open champion renowned as one of history's great putters.212pts
28Peter ThomsonThe Australian who won the Open five times through the 1950s and 1960s.212pts
29Shane LowryThe Irishman whose emotional 2019 Open win at Royal Portrush thrilled a home crowd.212pts
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Harry Vardon won it six times, the last in 1914, and nobody has caught him. Woods and Nicklaus have three each, the only major where they are level: https://youpick.best/articles/tiger-woods-vs-jack-nicklaus-ranked
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