Harrington won Honda with a putter that last won with John Daly in 1995

John Daly and Padraig Harrington probably don't have a lot in common. Now they share one very specific distinction involving a putter.

Look at those locks on Long John back in 1995. (Getty Images)

What do Padraig Harrington and John Daly have in common?

Well, they both have a British Open win and a PGA Championship win, and as of Monday, they're the last two golfers to win a PGA Tour event using a Wilson putter.

Here's Golf Digest:

"The putter Harrington used was a Wilson Infinite South Side center-shafted mallet that utilizes a 104-gram grip to produce a counterbalanced effect.

And for history buffs there is this: The last time a Wilson putter won a PGA Tour event it was in 1995 when John Daly used a Wilson 8802 blade to win the British Open at St. Andrews."

I wonder if Daly thinks about why he wins like Harrington does.

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