Description: (Scottish Professional Golfer)
James Braid, a Scottish professional golfer, was a key member of the Great Triumvirate with Harry Vardon and John Henry Taylor. He won The Open Championship five times and was also renowned for his skills as a golf course architect. Braid successfully overcame early putting challenges by adopting an aluminium putter, leading to significant tournament victories. Transitioning to a full-time club professional, he focused on golf course design, creating notable courses such as the "King's Course" and "Queen's Course" at Gleneagles, leaving a lasting impact on the sport.