Definition: "Great Triumvirate" is a monicker bestowed upon the three greatest golfers of the late 19th/early 20th century period who dominate golf in Great Britain. All three were British; one was a Scot, one English, and the third born in the Channel Islands.
The Great Triumvirate consisted of:
- James Braid: 5 British Open wins between 1901 and 1910
- J.H. Taylor: 5 British Open wins between 1894 and 1913
- Harry Vardon: 6 British Open wins between 1896 and 1914
Click on the names of the Great Triumvirate members above to read a profile of each.
