While professional golf increasingly feels like a young man’s game, the true legends of the sport possess a longevity that spans decades. Winning a Major championship is a career-defining achievement, cementing a player’s name into the permanent fabric of golf…
Joyce Ziske, Gary Player, and Sir Bob Charles feature among golf's five oldest living Major championship winners. The list is led by 92-year-old Ziske, who won the 1960 Women's Western Open, followed by nine-time Major winner Player and 1963 Open Champion Charles, who are both 90 years old.
Rounding out the group are 90-year-old Bobby Nichols, who won the 1964 PGA Championship, and 89-year-old Tommy Aaron, who claimed the 1973 Masters Tournament. Each champion continues to hold a historic place in golf's golden era.
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