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Best Name on PGA Tour

Then you have Fred Funk and Jason Kokrak
 
Bronson Burgoon is another good one.

And if we're talking CC names, Chesson Hadley has to be on the list.
 
Wiffy Cox.
 
Cant wait for Maverick Mcnealy to get on tour lol
 
I always thought Charles Howell III was a name where, if he introduced himself and said he was a professional golfer, it would simply make the most sense in the world.
 
[h=1]I am a fan Tyrone Van Aswege[/h]
 
The "Barnrat" guy, his name caught my eye and ear over the weekend.
 
Paladin said:
I always thought Charles Howell III was a name where, if he introduced himself and said he was a professional golfer, it would simply make the most sense in the world.
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There are a lot of "The Thirds" on Tour it seems.
 
I was going to go with Maverick. Big top gun fan. Needs a caddy named Goose
 
+1 for Thorbjorn Olesen. That's an awesome name.

Pretty much anyone with "III" following their name qualifies as a CC name.
 
It's not a real name, but I like the nickname Huckleberry Dillinger.
 
John Huh maybe

After a bit of searching I stumbled upon this one:
Wang Ter-Chang, he is Tiwanese and plays/played on the Asian Tour
 
Tim Tims
 
Tommy TwoGloves comes to mind, and Charles Howell III (everytime I hear that I think Gilligan's Island)
 
The most beautiful place to vacation in the Caribbean:
Sang Moon Bae

The chicks these days dig their "Bae"!!!
 
In the "old guys rule" category:

Kermit Zarley
Fuzzy Zoeller
Freddy Couples
Fred Funk
Jesper Parnevik
 
Adding to the already-excellent list of country club names people have come up with: Fulton Allem, Chip Beck, Patton Kizzire, Tag Ridings, Brandt Snedeker, Brooks Koepka and Hale Irwin. Based on name alone, they should all be tying their sweaters around their necks and getting ready to join Judge Smails and the rest of their usual group at Bushwood.
 
I know it's obvious, but Tiger Woods. Great name for a great golfer.

But Cameron Tringale is also really good.
 
Thongchai Jaidee...spoken in a clipped British accent from an Asian Tour announcer...
 
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