| SANDYLYLE | Scottish golfer; 1985 winner of The Open Championship |
| LYLE | Scottish golfer; 1985 winner of The Open Championship (5,4) |
| SANDY | Scottish golfer; 1985 winner of The Open Championship (5,4) |
| SANDYHERD | Scottish golfer; 1902 winner of The Open Championship (5,4) |
| HERD | Sandy ?, Scottish golfer; 1902 winner of The Open Championship (4) |
| PAULLAWRIE | Scottish golfer; 1999 winner of The Open Championship (4,6) |
| BRAID | James ___, Scottish golfer, five-times winner of The Open Championship, who died in 1950 (5) |
| LEONARD | Justin ___, US golfer; winner of The Open Championship in 1997 and of the 1998 Players Championship (7) |
| KASPAROV | Garry ___, 1985 winner of the World Chess Championship (8) |
| GENE | and 14dn, US golfer; winner of The Open Championship and US Open in 1932 (4,7) |
| CLARET | ___ Jug, popular name for the trophy presented to the winner of The Open championship (6) |
| SARAZEN | US golfer; winner of The Open Championship and US Open in 1932 - see 5dn (0) |
| GREG | Australian golfer; winner of The Open Championship in 1986 and 1993 nicknamed The Great White Shark (4,6) |
| NORMAN | Australian golfer; winner of The Open Championship in 1986 and 1993 nicknamed The Great White Shark (4,6) |
| HINAULT | Bernard, 1985 winner of the Tour de France cycle race (7) |
| WEISKOPF | Tom ___, US golfer; 1973 winner of The Open Championship (8) |
| STENSON | Henrik ?, Swedish golfer; 2016 winner of The Open Championship (7) |
| JUSTIN | US golfer; winner of The Open Championship in 1997 (6,7) |
| STEWARTCINK | US golfer; winner of The Open Championship in 2009 (7,4) |
| CINK | Stewart ?, US golfer; winner of The Open Championship in 2009 (4) |
