Winning golfers infographic

[madsphi]

Hi,

We have made a big infographic with all the winning golfers from Masters, US Open, PGA and The Open.

I was hoping some of you could say a few things about? Is it useful or not, do we need to change anything, etc.?

Thanks a lot for your help!

Regards,
Mads

Source: http://www.findhold.dk/golf/

 

[davemc1]

You could probably do with updating Martin Kaymer....

 

[madsphi]

Good point

 

[BoadieBroadus]

i don't know about its exact status, but is jersey a country? but i suppose its technically not part of England either, so happy for it to stand on its own.

good work. nice presentation. liked it!

 

[IanG]

You refer to Bob Ferguson on the first list and Robert Ferguson on the second for winning the Open 3 times in succession. I noticed this one because my neighbour is his great, great grandson (maybe an extra great or two need) and has shown me two of the three winners medals - very cool. Shame another family member sold the third off for cash.

Also the use of the word legend jars at the top - it is so misused ( "Bubba's a legend") nowadays that I tripped up in what you were trying to actually say. Best have the legend not the first thing you see but perhaps on the right hand side below the first few names ( the real legends !)

It is also very long, depending on the use you envisage for this perhaps the single major winners could be more in grid form at the bottom of the chart.

cheers
ian

 

[SwingsitlikeHogan]

I never knew that Vardon was from Jersey (hence the Bailiwick of Jersey flag )

And yes LEGEND is maybe open to misinterpretation. Do you need to call the colour coding anything? (KEY is also a bit naff)

And listing on separate lines as you have done all the single winners does for a long graphic make - maybe just list them (with their Flags)

 

[Daviefow]

Interesting read mate. Looks great. Have no issue with the correct use of the word legend either.

ps. I think you missed Big Monty off of your list????

 

[Deleted Member 1156]

You could try calling the events by their correct name. There is no British Open.