regular tour major championship in his career. On 14 of the 28 occasions the feat has been achieved, the player in question did not win a major that year – indeed, three of the players (Dudley, Sanders and Barber) failed to win a major championship in their careers (although Barber would go on to win five senior majors), and Fowler has also yet to win one. Multiple victories in a calendar year Four 1930: Bobby Jones; The Open Championship, U.S. Open, U.S. Amateur Championship, The Amateur Championship Three 1953: Ben Hogan; Masters Tournament, U.S. Open, and The Open Championship; he was unable to play in both the Open Championship and the PGA Championship because the dates effectively overlapped. 2000: Tiger Woods; U.S. Open, The Open Championship, and PGA Championship Two Masters and U.S. Open 1941: Craig Wood 1951: Ben Hogan 1960: Arnold Palmer 1972: Jack Nicklaus 2002: Tiger Woods 2015: Jordan Spieth Masters and Open Championship 1962: Arnold Palmer 1966: Jack Nicklaus 1974: Gary Player 1977: Tom Watson 1990: Nick Faldo 1998: Mark O'Meara 2005: Tiger Woods Masters and PGA Championship 1949: Sam Snead 1956: Jack Burke Jr 1963: Jack Nicklaus 1975: Jack Nicklaus U.S. Open and Open Championship 1926: Bobby Jones 1932: Gene Sarazen 1971: Lee Trevino 1982: Tom Watson U.S. Open and PGA Championship 1922: Gene Sarazen 1948: Ben Hogan 1980: Jack Nicklaus 2018: Brooks Koepka Open Championship and PGA Championship 1924: Walter Hagen 1994: Nick Price 2006: Tiger Woods 2008: Pádraig Harrington 2014: Rory McIlroy Consecutive victories (spanning years) Four 1868–1872: Young Tom Morris 1868 Open, 1869 Open, 1870 Open, 1872 Open (No Open Championship played in 1871) 1930: Bobby Jones 1930 Amateur, 1930 Open, 1930 U.S. Open, 1930 U.S. Amateur 2000–01: Tiger Woods 2000 U.S. Open, 2000 Open, 2000 PGA, 2001 Masters Three 1877–1879: Jamie Anderson 1877 Open, 1878 Open, 1879 Open 1880–1882: Bob Ferguson 1880 Open, 1881 Open, 1882 Open Two Note: The order in which the majors were contested varied between 1895 and 1953. Before 1916, the PGA Championship did not exist; Before 1934, the Masters did not exist. From 1954 through 2018, the order of the majors was Masters, U.S. Open, Open Championship, PGA except in 1971, when the PGA was played before the Masters. From 2019, the order has been Masters, PGA, U.S. Open, Open Championship. 1861–62: Old Tom Morris 1861 Open, 1862 Open 1894–95: J.H. Taylor 1894 Open, 1895 Open 1920–21: