He’s a World Golf Hall of Fame inductee, widely recognized for his impressive career that included 17 PGA Tour wins and two major championships during the 1980s. Before he rose to fame, he picked up golf at the age of 15, thanks to the support and guidance of his father. His dad owned the White Sands Country Club in Virginia Beach, Virginia, which gave him early access to the game and helped shape his future success. Interestingly, his identical twin brother, Allen, also pursued a career in professional golf and competed on the PGA Tour. Over the years, he’s often been highlighted not just for his skill on the course, but for the strong family ties that influenced his journey. His story remains an inspiring example of dedication, talent, and the impact of early mentorship.