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Meanings of major championships in English

Portuguese
principais torneios masculinos do golfe
Spanish
torneos majors

Four prestigious annual tournaments in professional golf.

principais torneios masculinos do golfe
Usage of major championships in English
1
There are 12 days of Christmas, seven dwarves and four major championships.
The Irish Times
2
McIlroy has won 16 times as a professional, including four major championships.
The Irish Times
3
Palmer won 62 times on the PGA Tour, including seven major championships.
Radio NZ
4
For good measure, he must have a proven record in the major championships.
The Irish Times
5
I finished third, third, second in the last few major championships.
Reuters
6
It has to be making the Olympic final in my first major championships.
The Guardian
7
Clarke's victory continues the remarkable run of success in major championships for Northern Ireland.
The Guardian
8
All told, Jones won 13 major championships - the greatest number of any golfer.
The new yorker
9
It was the sort of thing that doesn't happen very often in major championships.
The Irish Times
10
Both are major championships winners who have experienced Ryder Cup combat to varying degrees.
The Irish Times
11
She has never previously taken a medal in major championships.
The Guardian
12
England's supporters are perfectly accustomed to qualifying for major championships as a bare minimum.
The Guardian
13
Precious few major championships are defined by a single player.
The Guardian
14
Defending or not, it is very tough to compete for major championships, he insists.
The Guardian
15
That's what you have to do to win major championships.
The Guardian
16
Most of all, it has won him three major championships.
The Guardian
This collocation consists of:
Translations for major championships
Major championships through the time
Major championships across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Rare
United States of America
Rare