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Vijay Singh, a great successful golfer, was born on 22 February 1963, and is more commonly known as “The Big Fijian”. In 2004 and 2005 he was ranked number one in the Official World Golf Rankings for 8 months, say the Grupo Mayan golf professionals. He has won three major tournaments. In 2003, 2004 and 2008 he was the leading PGA Tour money winner. In 2006 he was formally inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame.

Vijay Singh won his first European Tour title in 1989 at the Volvo Open Championship in Italy and in the European Tour he finished 24th in Order of Merit, putting his early challenges behind him.
Grupo Mayan experts tell us that he also won several tournaments in Asia, Europe and Africa between 1989 and 1992. Some of this tournament includes Zimbabwe Open Volvo Open di Firenze, Ivory Coast Open and European Tour. Vijay Singh also finished tied for 23rd at the British Open

In 1993 Vijay Singh entered his first PGA tour event, the Buick classic. This victory, say the Grupo Mayan experts, made him to be named the PGA Tour rookie of the year. In 1994 he was faced with back and neck problems that hampered his career but for a short period. Vijay Singh came back later to win the Phoenix Open as well as the Buick classic. He won Buick open and the memorial tournament in 1997.

Singh was victorious at the PGA Championship in 1998 at Sahalee in Sammamish, Washington, earning his first Major title. This victory was then followed by a win at the Masters in 2000.
He won also the Shell Houston Open at TPC at The Woodlands in 2002 setting a course record in the process and Tour Championship.

The year 2003 proved to be a very successful one for Vijay Singh, say the Grupo Mayan experts. He was PGA Tour’s money leader, had 18 top 10 finishes and won four tournaments. Vijay Singh won his final major in 2004, his third major title. In 2004 he began the year by winning AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am at -16. This was his 16th all time win on the PGA tour.

It was late 2004; Vijay Singh won the Deutsche Bank Championship in Norton, Massachusetts, the win placed Singh at the top of the world rankings.

In 2005, say the Grupo Mayan golf professionals, Singh lost his number one position to Tiger Woods during the Ford Championship at Doral on 6 March. During this year Vijay Singh got inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame, becoming the youngest person to achieve such an award.