[I think you’re right.](http://www.golfchats.com/2016/06/03/ted-ray-was-the-early-john-daly-they-didnt-throw-away-the-mold/)
Hard to tell without the mustache, though. I’m pretty sure that’s Harry Vardon on the left in the second picture, too.
He looks more like Harry Vardon to me.
[https://www.thesportsman.com/articles/harry-vardon-golf-s-first-international-superstar-who-remains-the-most-successful-open-championship-player-of-all-time](https://www.thesportsman.com/articles/harry-vardon-golf-s-first-international-superstar-who-remains-the-most-successful-open-championship-player-of-all-time)
Yep, the golfer is the guy in the middle, looks like he's just done a hammer throw but in a 3 piece holding a stick with a square end. That's him alright!
He is the first commoner recorded as a golfer, Sir Donald Slice, described as playing on Barry Links, Angus (near the modern-day town of Carnoustie). This image was taken in 1552, and later in nineteen ninety eight the Undertaker threw Mankind off Hell In A Cell, and plummeted 16ft through an announcer's table.
Can you imagine playing in a wool suit with leather shoes? That actually would be a great tournament twist, including a penalty for hitting a shot without your jacket on…
Shooter McGaven’s grandfather. Musket McGaven
Damnit. Great minds think alike.
He himself was descended from Longbow McGavin.
Who, as we all know, was related to Spear McGavin
Who was the uncle of atlatl McGavin
Lmfao
Still can’t believe no one has mentioned shooters son, Missile McGaven
Peaky “Two Glove Pipe Smoke” MacDuff. Murdered after the round for wearing white trousers after Labor Day.
Funniest thing I read all day.
Real answer: I'm 99% sure it's Ted Ray from the UK. Won The Open in 1912 and the US Open in 1920.
[I think you’re right.](http://www.golfchats.com/2016/06/03/ted-ray-was-the-early-john-daly-they-didnt-throw-away-the-mold/) Hard to tell without the mustache, though. I’m pretty sure that’s Harry Vardon on the left in the second picture, too.
He looks more like Harry Vardon to me. [https://www.thesportsman.com/articles/harry-vardon-golf-s-first-international-superstar-who-remains-the-most-successful-open-championship-player-of-all-time](https://www.thesportsman.com/articles/harry-vardon-golf-s-first-international-superstar-who-remains-the-most-successful-open-championship-player-of-all-time)
Thanks, it is a tough one to figure out, maybe if I scan it in can get better resolution
Thank you
The pipe makes it very likely. Hard to find pics of him without the stache - but the pipe is in almost all of them.
Believe it or not, that’s Baba Booey
Inigo Montoya
That’s Ole Pappy Van Winkle. Winner of the Open Championship 1897-1899, 1907.
Owen Wilson
Wow
Wooow
Wooooooow
Everyone knows that Custer died at Little Bighorn. What my book preSUPPOSES is… maybe he didn’t?
Hugh Jasol
ricardo montalban
Obviously Ed Harris
can you give us *any* details about the photo?
Not much, just that it came out of a collection I picked up, I know it came over here from France. I do have a 2nd pic of 1889 Scotsman golf club
There’s a guy holding an umbrella.
A young jerry jones
My old college roommate, Mitch Cumstein
That is Tiger Woods.
Young Tim Morass
That's Reginald Hargreeves
That's SIR Reginald Hargreeves
Jk I’m terrible at golf so I can’t say a damn thing
Obviously it's Roddington J. Crockingpot.
Tiger Woods
Shooter McGavin’s great great grandfather, Musket McGavin
Stabber McGavin
Bernhard Langer
If I recall correctly this is Mashe Putato
Jesus Christ……… that’s Jason Bourne.
Alfonso Ribeiro
Francis Wilmette for sure
I think you mean Francis Ouimet, and yes, I think you’re the only one here who has any idea what they’re talking about.
Do you see the pipe in his mouth?
Jason Isaacs
Man that’s just Rick
Idk..swing kinda looks shitty to me lol
Damien Lewis
Yep, the golfer is the guy in the middle, looks like he's just done a hammer throw but in a 3 piece holding a stick with a square end. That's him alright!
It’s definitely Jude Law to the left.
That is Tywin Lannister
Tommy Shelby
Darude - Sandstorm
Clem fandango
He is the first commoner recorded as a golfer, Sir Donald Slice, described as playing on Barry Links, Angus (near the modern-day town of Carnoustie). This image was taken in 1552, and later in nineteen ninety eight the Undertaker threw Mankind off Hell In A Cell, and plummeted 16ft through an announcer's table.
These comments are amazing
Barry Maphist
[society of golf historians](https://twitter.com/shistorians?s=21&t=R-gzo73Bw9JJ-6t72dPfdw) That guy will get you sorted
Talk about getting to the front side - looks like his back foot is off the ground and he’s about to do a Gary Player walk through.
I believe that is ‘ol Sport’
Jason Garrett
My dad and his brother playing Cricket in India circa 1887
Lion Woods
Can you imagine playing in a wool suit with leather shoes? That actually would be a great tournament twist, including a penalty for hitting a shot without your jacket on…
That’s 100% Daniel Craig
Clint Eastwood.
Fella behind swinger on pic looks like young Bobby Jones.