1. To be superior
   To make the game more adventurous
2. To slow the game down
   There are no referees.

Golf originated in Scotland in the 15th century. However, influence for the game came from Holland and Belgium.

1. Hit
   Fore
2. Watch out
   Duck

Originally, golf was played with pebbles as golf balls. The pebbles were knocked around with clubs made from sticks.

1. Ball path
   Goodwill
2. Thought
   Clubs

When golf popped up in Scotland, natural courses were used from everyday environments. Courses included natural sand dunes and fields with holes dug into the ground.

1. Look around
   Stand behind them
2. Plan your shot
   Speak to them

The holes in the ground are what make golf unique from other games with a stick and ball. That's why the game can't be compared directly with kolven, which was one of its influences.

1. Distract them
   Stay still
2. Plan your next shot
   Stand away from their club

The sport of golf was introduced to England by King Charles I. Charles was also the king of Scotland and Ireland at the time.

1. Ride in your cart
   Carry two golf clubs
2. Yell
   Look for your golf ball

The name "caddie" came from Mary Queen of Scots. The term originally meant helpers from the French Army.

1. Tank top
   Collared shirt
2. T-shirt
   Long sleeve

The Leith golf course in Scotland hosted the first-ever international tournament. The tournament was played between golfers from Scotland and England.

1. Khaki pants
   A visor
2. Shorts
   Blue jeans

Leith was also home to the first golf club. It was known as the Gentlemen Golfers of Leith.

1. Golf cart maintenance
   Pace of play
2. Ball spin
   Ball distance

The Gentlemen Golfers of Leith hosted an annual tournament. The winner of the tournament received a silver golf club.

1. A cocktail
   A golf ball
2. A golf club
   A caddie

The Gentlemen Golfers of Leith also drafted a set of rules. The rules were primarily drafted by Duncan Forbes.

1. Refill it with a new bag
   Take some with you
2. Wet it
   Rake it back

In 1759, stroke play began in golf. Not long after that, the standard 18-hole course became popular.

1. Your ball
   Your clubs
2. Flagpole
   Your cart

The Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews did a lot to promote golf in the 19th century. This included a publication of rules for the sport.

1. Lowest score
   Highest score
2. Most balls used
   Last name

The Golf Club at St. Andrews also held the first women's golf club. It was established in 1895.

1. First person to tee off
   The closest ball to the hole
2. The furthest ball from the hole
   Last person to tee off

Old golf clubs were handcrafted for the players. This made the clubs quite expensive.

1. Pavement
   Greens
2. Paths
   Dirt

The first golf club outside Scotland was formed in England. It was called the Royal Blackheath.

1. Dirt
   Near the last hole
2. On the teeing ground
   Pavement

Thanks to the British Empire, the game of golf spread around the world. During the 19th century, courses popped up in countries as far as India and China.

1. Plan your next shot
   Drive the golf cart forward
2. Start walking to your ball
   Chase their ball when it's hit

The first major championship was played in 1860. The game was played at the Prestwick Golf Club.

1. While putting
   While finding your ball
2. While teeing off
   After moving on from the green

One of the earliest winners of the major championship during its first decade was Old Tom Morris. He won the event in 1862, 1864 and 1867.

1. Gas
   Balls
2. Sand
   Grass seed

The son of Old Tom Morris, also called Tom Morris, won the event four times in a row. His first win came in 1869.

1. Sunscreen
   Sodas
2. Tees
   Air for the golf cart tires

The earliest golfers made a living by betting against their opponents. They also had to pay their caddie, of course.

1. Chase it
   Know the brand and look
2. Binoculars​
   Ball finding device

The Augusta National Golf Club is a course and club located in Augusta, Georgia. It is one of the four major tournaments played today.

1. A bag of balls
   A ball finder
2. A cellphone
   The clubs you need

The Augusta National was started by Bobby Jones, an amateur golfer. The first tournament was played there in 1934, known as the Masters Tournament.

1. Spot their ball
   Tee off
2. Put
   Carry their clubs

The lowest score ever shot at the Masters was a 63. This score was shot by Nick Price in 1986.

1. 5 minutes
   15 minutes
2. 20 minutes
   30 minutes

No player has more wins at the Masters Tournament than Jack Nicklaus, who has six. The next closest golfer has four.

1. Players on the field
   Your golf cart
2. Your last hole
   The end of the course

Jack Nicklaus also has the most major wins of any golfer ever. He finished his career with 18 wins.

1. Nearest the previous tee
   Nearest the next tee
2. On the previous tee
   At the clubhouse

Tiger Woods has the second most majors. His first major was in 1997 at the Masters.

1. Tee off
   Put
2. Look for your ball
   Take a practice stroke

Tiger Woods also has the second most PGA Tour wins with 79. In fact, his rookie season he was named PGA Tour Rookie of the Year.

1. Caddie
   Players in other groups
2. Players in your group
   Reference map

Sam Snead is first all time with PGA Tour wins. He finished his career with 82 wins.

1. How far your ball went
   Who is playing the hole behind you
2. Stroke count
   Where to find a caddie

Sam Snead never won a U.S. Open. It was the only major tournament he never won.

1. The group
   The field ranger
2. The caddies
   A coin flip

Sam Snead's nickname was "Slammin' Sammy" because of his driving distance. Many fans believe he had the best swing ever.

1. Right after hitting their first ball
   After their opponent finishes the hole
2. After their opponent takes their​ first stroke
   When their opponent is on the next hole

Bobby Jones is the only golfer to achieve a Grand Slam in a single year. He accomplished this in 1930.

1. One stroke counted
   Two strokes counted
2. Move to the next hole
   It's replaced.

A career Grand Slam is when a golfer wins all of the major tournaments at least once during their career. The first golfer to accomplish this was Gene Sarazen.

1. Refill them
   Dig them out
2. Ignore them
   Tell the park ranger

Only five golfers have ever achieved a career Grand Slam. The last golfer to do this was Tiger Woods.

1. Caddie
   Stroke path
2. Bathroom break
   Binoculars​

Brooks Koepka and Rory McIlroy are tied for the lowest score at the U.S. Open. Both players shot 16 under par during two different tournaments.

1. The left
   The right
2. The lowest side
   The highest side

The PGA Championship was first played in 1916. That year the tournament was held at the Siwanoy Country Club in New York.