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Sam Snead

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Sam Snead's legendary golf swing led him to 81 PGA victories. Learn more about Sam Snead and how he became the oldest player to win on the PGA Tour.

Bill Russell

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In 1980, Bill Russell was named 'the Greatest Player in the History of the NBA.' Learn more about this basketball legend.

Pat Riley

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With seven NBA championship rings, Pat Riley is perhaps the greatest coach in NBA history. Read about Pat Riley and his career as a coach and a guard.

Scottie Pippen

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Scottie Pippen ranked with the best all-around players in basketball, dominating in defense, rebounds, and passing. Read about this great NBA Forward.

Betsy Rawls

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Betsy Rawls excelled in golf but also graduated Phi Beta Kappa with a degree in physics and math. Learn more about Betsy Rawls.

Chi Chi Rodriguez

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Chi Chi Rodriguez is known for his success in pro golf and for the work he did for charitable causes. Learn about Chi Chi Rodriguez's golf career.

Henry Picard

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Henry Picard was one of the best golf players in the 1930s. Learn more about Henry Picard and his impressive golfing career.

Jimmy Demaret

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Flamboyant Jimmy Demaret was as much entertainer as golfer. Learn about Jimmy Demaret's golf career and his unique wardrobe choices.

Arnold Palmer

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Arnold Palmer transcended his sport and became a national folk hero. Learn how Arnold Palmer popularized golf in the United States.

Greg Norman

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Greg Norman did not take up golf until he was 16 years old. Learn why Greg Norman was better known for how he lost than how he won.