Golf Anagrams
Here is a superb collection of anagrams derived from golfer's names which are divided into three sections: 1) PGA, 2) LPGA & 3) Past Champions. Pictured above L to R: Tiger Woods, Jack Nicklaus, Annika Sorenstam, Greg Norman, Arnold Palmer |
PGA Stephen Ames = See them snap Billy Andrade = Dried any ball Stuart Appleby = Late party pubs Olin Browne = In noble row Angel Cabrera = Able arc range Paul Casey = Ace lay-ups A lay-up is a strategic, shortened shot that is made in the hope of good positioning and/or avoidance of hazards. K.J. Choi = Hi, jock Stewart Cink = Wreck titans = Twin stacker Tim Clark = Milk cart Fred Couples = Duel for cups He has dueled for, and won many cups. Ben Curtis = Crib tunes = Nice burst He had a nice burst in the 2003 British Open which he won. Chris DiMarco = Scorch midair Luke Donald = Land OK, dude Ernie Els = Line seer This easy to find anagram befits the talented putter. Niclas Fasth = Flash antics Sergio Garcia = Go raise cigar Richard Green = Charger in red Retief Goosen = Go fire on tees = Tiger's one foe Two beauties for the two-time U.S. Open champ. Mark Hensby = Shy men bark Charles Howell = He'll show clear He is usually known as Charles Howell III. Adding 3 i's to his name, Galen found the anagram Hi! Sir will ace hole. David Howell = Lad who lived = Had wild love Trevor Immelman = Trimmer love man Dustin Johnson = Judo's ninth son Zach Johnson = Jonah schnoz A wickedly tough name for anagrams Simon Khan = I shank, mon! To shank is to mishit a golfball. Anthony Kim = Oy! Think, man Martin Kaymer = Retain my mark Martin is the 2010 PGA champion. Justin Leonard = Irons led jaunt Nice! Good with the irons, Justin always ranks high in Greens in Regulation. Peter Lonard = Planet order = Older parent Steve Lowery = Very slow tee = Overly sweet Shigeki Maruyama = I'm a harem saki guy On June 5, 2000, at the Woodmont Country Club in Rockville, Maryland, he shot a record 58!! Billy Mayfair = Fly by airmail In golf, airmail refers to an unintentionally long shot. Graeme McDowell = Calm, emerged low Paul McGinley = Pulling my ace Phil Mickelson = No chips kill me Phil is a master chipper and a chipper master. Colin Montgomerie = I'm no cool tiger, men = Reelingmotion.com I suppose tiger could be capitalized given the subject. Anagram #2 is interesting. Galen occasionally finds these 'website' anagrams. Sean O'hair = An air hose = Asian hero Arron Oberholser = Honorable errors Geoff Ogilvy = Love if foggy = Vie, golf fogy José Maria Olazábal = I jar azaleas abloom This was a daunting name with a J, a Z and more vowels than consonants but Galen finds a good one. The azalea is the flower associated with The Masters at Augusta and José has won this major tournament twice. Louis Oosthuizen = Zoo house is unlit A really tough one! Greg Owen = New gorge Corey Pavin = Privy on ace = One privacy Carl Pettersson = Closest partner Ian Poulter = Alpine tour Alvaro Quiros = Savor a liquor Andres Romero = Armored señor = Made no errors = Rare red moons Rory Sabbatini = Soar by Britain Adam Scott = Sad tomcat Heath Slocum = He lost a chum Richard Sterne = Cart hinderers Steve Stricker = Ticket servers = Secrets irk vet Camilo Villegas = All love is magic A nice one for the heartthrob of the PGA. Oliver Wilson = Lower violins Tiger Woods = We dig roots |
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LPGA Helen Alfredsson = Free shell on sand Nicole Castrale = Lace iron cleats = Not a clear slice Na Yeon Choi = A honey icon Paula Creamer = A pure caramel Paula is nicknamed the Pink Panther. Natalie Gulbis = It's a nubile gal Gulbis means swan in Latvian. Hee-Won Han = Oh, a new hen Katherine Hull = Hunt a killer, eh? Pat Hurst = Rash putt Juli Inkster = Injure kilts Juli has won 7 LPGA majors. Cristie Kerr = Risk reciter = Irk erect sir Candie Kung = Dunking ace Seon-Hwa Lee = See new halo Catriona Matthew Tacit Earthwoman Whoa! I attract men I watch on a matter Liselotte Neumann = Teen stallion menu An entertaining anagram for the 1988 U.S. Open champion. Lorena Ochoa = Ah, Corona! Olé! The #1 rated LPGA golfer has won the Corona championship in Mexico, her home country. Se Ri Pak = Irk apes Inbee Park = Pine break Inbee won the 2008 U.S. Women's Open Morgan Pressel = Longer par mess = Germless apron Michele Redman = Rich men lead me Annika Sorenstam = A most insane rank = Monk nears a saint Angela Stanford = Flag near to sand Tough pin placement Sherri Steinhauer = I share truer shine = Ruse is in her heart Karen Stupples = Trap sees plunk Yani Tseng = Giant yens Karrie Webb = A biker brew Heather Young = Uh, great honey = Hearty enough |
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Past Champions Seve Ballesteros = Bless as tee lover Billy Casper = Pricey balls Nick Faldo = Find a lock Raymond Floyd = Only for my dad Walter Hagen General thaw Angel wreath The lawn gear Wealth range Ben Hogan = Bang on, eh? Jack Nicklaus = Al's cajun kick Arnold Palmer = Man rolled par Many anagrammatists have found this one. Gene Sarazen = Nana's geezer Sam Snead = A madness Payne Stewart = A new tapestry = Spare a twenty Payne died in an airplane crash on October 25, 1999 at the age of 42. He won 2 U.S. Opens. Tom Watson = Won at most
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