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No golfer has ever won all four modern majors in one year.

No man has ever achieved a modern calendar year Grand Slam in golf. Tiger Woods held all four titles at once in 2000 and 2001, but across two years. Bobby Jones won a Grand Slam in 1930, but two of his four events were amateur titles, not the modern majors.

The biggest feat in golf is still unclaimed after 90 plus years.

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Source: Wikipedia, Grand Slam (golf). The Grand Slam (golf) page states plainly that no man has ever achieved a modern calendar year Grand Slam.

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Has a golfer ever won all four majors in one year?

No man has ever achieved a modern calendar year Grand Slam in golf. Tiger Woods held all four titles at once in 2000 and 2001, but across two years. Bobby Jones won a Grand Slam in 1930, but two of his four events were amateur titles, not the modern majors. The biggest feat in golf is still unclaimed after 90 plus years. Source: Wikipedia, Grand Slam (golf). The Grand Slam (golf) page states plainly that no man has ever achieved a modern calendar year Grand Slam.

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