Stuart Appleby

This 36-year-old Australian has the rugged good looks that come from growing up in the Aussie countryside. (He was raised on a dairy farm.) Appleby has 8 PGA wins since joining the tour in 1996.

Daniel Chopra

I think it might be the hair that I find attractive. It might also be that he’s a true “citizen of the world:” born in Sweden, raised in India, and now living in Australia and the UK. Whatever it is, this 35-year has started the year right, winning the Mercedes-Benz tournament in January.

Stewart Cink

Stewart Cink is tall (6′4″) and a solid golfer, with 4 PGA wins since joining the tour in 1995. He has that no-nonsense look and that southern charm. (He’s from Alabama.)

Ben Crane

This 31-year-old Oregon native has a boyish look. He’s perhaps best known for his slow-ish play, but we don’t fault him for that. We think he’s cute.

Greg Norman

Yes, I know he’s 52 years old, but who says men in their 50s can’t be hot? Plus, Greg Norman designs golf courses, owns a winery, and still isn’t a bad golfer. The “Shark” has 20 PGA wins and spent 331 weeks as the world’s top-ranked players in the 1980s and 1990s.

Adam Scott

This 27-year old Australian has been mentioned as a successor to countryman, Greg Norman. In my opinion, he’s just as interesting. He also has five PGA wins in his five years on the tour.

Camilo Villegas

The tour’s Latin hottie hails from Columbia, but not resides in Florida. Now in his 3rd year on the tour, Villegas was named the “most ripped player” on the PGA tour by “Golf Digest” magazine. Who am I to argue?

Tiger Woods

What can I say; I’m a fan. Tiger’s class, elegance, and winning ways are a force to be reckoned with.

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