
Vijay Singh’s legendary career in golf included not just three major titles—most notably his 2000 Masters win, the only major that year Tiger Woods did not claim—but also a historic achievement as the first player to dethrone Woods from the world No. 1 ranking in 2004, ending a 264-week reign.
While Phil Mickelson remains the most successful left-handed golfer ever, Singh’s ability to outplay him with his off-hand has been underrated, according to Peter Jacobsen, who witnessed Singh hitting an eight-iron left-handed with greater precision than either Mickelson or Mike Weir, two elite left-handed competitors. Singh’s versatility and dominance during the turn-of-the-millennium era, where he matched Woods’ major success despite fewer titles, underscores his status as one of the game’s all-time greats, even if his left-handed prowess remains a lesser-known facet of his career.
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