6. Tom Kite                       The consistent Kite was one of the original best players to never win a major until he captured the 1992 U.S. Open at Pebble Beach. He said his chip-in for a birdie on the seventh hole (left) was the best shot of his career. That effort was part of a scrambling 72 during the final round of the Open, played in howling winds on dried-out greens.
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