Based in Kings Park, New York, Bryon Martinsen is an experienced financial advisor. For over two decades he has worked as a branch manager with New York’s Centaurus Financial Inc., where he manages more than $100 million in client assets. Outside of work, Bryon Martinsen enjoys playing golf.
The US PGA Championship, the Master’s Tournament, the Open, also known as the British Open, and the US Open are professional golf's four major tournaments. No professional golfer has ever won the four tournaments in a calendar year to earn a Grand Slam. The closest a golfer who came to achieving a Grand Slam was when over 365 days split between 2001 and 2002, Tiger Woods won the Masters, PGA Championship, US Open, and the Open. By winning the four tournaments, Woods earned a career grand slam.
Jack Nicklaus, regarded by many as the greatest professional golfer of all time, holds the record for most golf major titles. During a career that spanned 43 years, Nicklaus won six Masters Tournaments, five PGA Championships, four US Opens, and three British Opens for a total of 18 major titles.
Tiger Woods, with 15 major wins, holds the record for second-most titles. He has won five Masters Tournaments, four PGA Championships, three US Opens, and three British Opens. Walter Hagen, commonly referred to as the father of professional golf, is third with 11 major titles. Like Nicklaus, he has five PGA Championships, two US Opens, and four Open titles.
The US PGA Championship, the Master’s Tournament, the Open, also known as the British Open, and the US Open are professional golf's four major tournaments. No professional golfer has ever won the four tournaments in a calendar year to earn a Grand Slam. The closest a golfer who came to achieving a Grand Slam was when over 365 days split between 2001 and 2002, Tiger Woods won the Masters, PGA Championship, US Open, and the Open. By winning the four tournaments, Woods earned a career grand slam.
Jack Nicklaus, regarded by many as the greatest professional golfer of all time, holds the record for most golf major titles. During a career that spanned 43 years, Nicklaus won six Masters Tournaments, five PGA Championships, four US Opens, and three British Opens for a total of 18 major titles.
Tiger Woods, with 15 major wins, holds the record for second-most titles. He has won five Masters Tournaments, four PGA Championships, three US Opens, and three British Opens. Walter Hagen, commonly referred to as the father of professional golf, is third with 11 major titles. Like Nicklaus, he has five PGA Championships, two US Opens, and four Open titles.
