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Feb 18, 2008 – 8:16 PM
Greg Norman is in his fifth decade on this planet but that doesn't mean he's spending his days toiling on the Champions Tour. Nope, he's way too busy with his business ventures (gauche clothing, golf course design, wineries), playing tennis with his new bride, and trying to figure out how to keep Sergio Garcia out of the family.
Norman is unfairly remembered as choking away the 1996 Masters to Nick Faldo, but he also won two majors: the 1986, 1993 British Open, finished second in majors on seven other occasions, and has 87 career professional victories. That's a pretty solid career.
Hat tip: The Golf Blog
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