Ernie Els Achieves Incredible Career Milestone

The Big Easy achieved something at the weekend that not even Tiger Woods has managed

Ernie Els Achieves Incredible Career Milestone

The Big Easy achieved something at the weekend that not even Tiger Woods has managed

Ernie Els Achieves Incredible Career Milestone

The Big Easy's result was his 300th top-10 finish in his career.

Other successes include two European Tour Order of Merits in 2003 and 2004, 28 European Tour titles (the 7th-most all-time), 19 PGA Tour titles and seven World Match Play titles.

He also reached the World Number One position for a total of nine weeks.

Ernie still has one of the best looking swings in golf. (Photo by David Cannon/Getty Images)

Els is no longer playing his best golf at the age of 49 but has certainly re-found some form in recent times.

"I'm really happy that I'm playing good golf again," he told the European Tour.

"My body feels good and the ball striking is there now. On the greens I'm starting to feel really comfortable, so that means I can have a chance again to play with these guys.

"That's what I want, to feel like I can have a chance playing Saturdays and Sundays and that's kind of my goal."

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