Hagen's 11 major wins still trumps Woods' total by one. Chasing The Haig
Next up for Tiger Woods on the all-time major win list? Walter Hagen. Tiger trails The Haig by one, but as Bob Harig writes, he owes plenty of credit to the five-time PGA winner. Story
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