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Greg Norman: Ranking the Shark’s Top 5 Wins

By Josh Morris

ST GEORGES - 18 JULY: Greg Norman of Australia kisses the Claret Jug after winning the British Open at Royal St Georges in Sandwich, Kent, England on July 18, 1993. (photo by David Cannon/Getty Images)
ST GEORGES - 18 JULY: Greg Norman of Australia kisses the Claret Jug after winning the British Open at Royal St Georges in Sandwich, Kent, England on July 18, 1993. (photo by David Cannon/Getty Images) /
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ST GEORGES – 18 JULY: Greg Norman of Australia kisses the Claret Jug after winning the British Open at Royal St Georges in Sandwich, Kent, England on July 18, 1993. (photo by David Cannon/Getty Images) /

In a career full of memorable collapses, Greg Norman still managed to pull off some electrifying wins.

Greg Norman, commonly known as “The Shark,” is the most decorated Australian golfer in history, but he’s better known for his epic failures than his triumphs. Despite a career full of heartbreak, he was an outstanding golfer in his day and has even enjoyed business success after retiring from the PGA Tour. In the spirit of Discovery Channel’s Shark Week, let’s take a look at five of Norman’s greatest victories.

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