WorldGolf quiz: Is it The Masters, the U.S. Open, the British Open or the PGA Championship?

I will send out a valuable WorldGolf gift and leisure coupon packet to anyone who can quickly name the only championship in all of golf that still uses an 18-hole playoff system.

You must respond within 10 seconds from the time of this posting to claim the prize, however – no Google cheating.

The USGA recently axed the 18-hole playoff format from the Women’s Open, in favor of a three-hole format.

“That makes sense for the players, fans, volunteers, vendors, the general media and our broadcast partners regarding the Women’s Open,” USGA President Walter Driver said in a press release.

I’m thinking that last partner had the most input. Who’s going to watch a full day of TV coverage on Monday, when the world goes back to work? I’ll tell you who: housewives, and layabouts, not exactly the most desirable types in the land of demographics.

In my mind, there is no more exciting playoff system than sudden death. An 18-hole playoff has the potential of incredible boredom and humiliation. Even a three-hole playoff, to me, is too long.

Sudden death is exactly that. You’ve played 72 holes. Let’s end it now.