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See pictures of Stenson throughout his career

See pictures of Stenson throughout his career

One of the biggest names of the mid-2000s and 2010s, Henrik Stenson was a Swedish assassin.

Nicknamed “The Iceman,” Stenson has 25 worldwide wins including a 2016 Open Championship duel against Phil Mickelson.

Turning professional in 1998, Stenson joined the European Tour full-time in 2001. Wasting no time, the Swede earned his first pro win at Benson & Hedges International Open the same year.

Other career highlights include wins at the 2007 WGC Matchplay, 2009 Players Championship, 2013 Tour Championship and nine top-5 major finishes.

A five-time Ryder Cup participant, Stenson boasts a 10-7-2 record and even clinched the winning point in his debut for the Euros in 2006. He was slated to be captain of the Europeans for the 2022 matches, before that invitation was rescinded on July 20, 2022, in advance of his expected move to LIV Golf.

Here’s a look at Stenson’s career through the years:

2 Nov 2000: Henrik Stenson of Sweden lifts the trophy after victory in the Cuba Challenge…2 Nov 2000: Henrik Stenson of Sweden lifts the trophy after victory in the Cuba Challenge Tour Grand Final at Varadero Golf Club in Cuba.more

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13 May 2001: Henrik Stenson of Sweden lines up a putt on his way to winning…13 May 2001: Henrik Stenson of Sweden lines up a putt on his way to winning the Benson & Hedges International open held at the Belfry, Birmingham, England. Digital Image.more

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SUTTON COLDFIELD – MAY 9: Henrik Stenson of Sweden in action during the first round of…SUTTON COLDFIELD – MAY 9: Henrik Stenson of Sweden in action…

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