That's why you have so many one-time major winners".
Suzann Pettersen of Norway, a one-time major winner, was paired with Thompson in the final round.
Pressel, a one-time major winner, said she wished she had a dollar for every time in the past week someone had mentioned her Solheim Cup prospects.
But unlike golf, which is littered with one-time major winners, recent tennis champions have tended not to disappear from relevance quickly.
In the summer of 2011, tour officials warned players about using Ultimate Spray, made of deer antler velvet, and advised Mark Calcavecchia, a one-time major winner, to stop endorsing the product.
Sluman never added to his major tally, joining the likes of Rogers, Stadler, Sutton, Tway, Mize, Simpson and Calcavecchia as a one-time major winner from America in the 1980s.
But what if one's mind is a cluttered attic of memories, and the helpful images are hard to find? "Some people will never forgive Tiger for what happened, but that's unimportant to his success," said Paul Azinger, North's ESPN colleague and a one-time major winner.
The Global Ocean Data Assimilation Experiment is envisaged as a one-time, major effort to take oceanography from a predominantly research oriented field to one where operational activities are undertaken routinely, with useful and practical outcomes.
Lock making was at one time Connecticut's major industry and the museum displays locks, keys, locksmith tools, instruments and hardware.
The Brotherhood, which at one time controlled the major professional unions and provided social and health services, has disavowed violence and is represented in Parliament.
