Butch Harmon and Dottie Pepper, who came close to induction two years ago, are among the 14 finalists for the 2027 World Golf Hall of Fame induction class.

Butch Harmon and Dottie Pepper are among 14 finalists announced for the 2027 World Golf Hall of Fame induction class. The nominees were divided into four categories: men, women, contributors, and historic figures and amateurs. Jim Furyk, Adam Scott, Justin Rose, and Corey Pavin were named the men's finalists, while Pepper is joined in the women's category by Inbee Park, Cristie Kerr, and Liselotte Neumann.
Harmon features in the contributor category alongside broadcaster Jim Nantz and golf course architect Harry Colt, while Jay Sigel, Alexa Stirling, and Ted Ray comprise the historical and amateur group. A 24-member panel will vote on the class later this fall ahead of the induction ceremony scheduled for July 12 during the Open Championship week at St. Andrews.
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