Hey guys, I was thinking of maybe updating the names that are associated to how many posts you have and I wanted to throw this out there to you all. Check out the list below and let me know your thoughts of how you might structure the top 10. Let's say for 0 to 100 posts, 100 to 500, 501 to 1000, 1001 to 1500, 1501 - 2000, 2001 to 2500, 2501 to 3000, 3001 to 4000, 4001 to 5000, 5001 to 10000, etc. How would you do it? If you think the thresholds should be different, let me know there too. I'll consider all feedback and then make a decision.

1 Jack Nicklaus 1940-
2 Tiger Woods 1976-
3 Ben Hogan 1912-1997
4 Bobby Jones 1902-1971
5 Sam Snead 1912-
6 Byron Nelson 1911-
7 Arnold Palmer 1929-
8 Gary Player 1936-
9 Walter Hagen 1892-1969
10 Gene Sarazen 1902-1999
11 Harry Vardon 1870-1937
12 Tom Watson 1949-
13 Lee Travino 1939-
14 Billy Casper 1931-
15 Nick Faldo 1957-
16 Steve Ballesteros 1957-
17 Greg Norman 1955-
18 Gary Middlecoff 1921-
19 Jimmy Demaret 1910-1983
20 Willie Anderson 1878-1910
21 Raymond Floyd 1942-
22 Hale Irwin 1945-
23 Tommy Armour 1895-1968
24 Julius Boros 1920-1994
25 Lloyd Mangrum 1914-1973
26 Young Tom Morris 1851-1875
27 Ralph Guldahl 1911-1987
28 Gene Littler 1930-
29 Jim Barnes 1887-1966
30 Horton Smith 1908-1963
31 Johnny Miller 1947-
32 J. H. Taylor 1871-1963
33 Bobby Locke 1917-1987
34 Paul Runyan 1908-
35 Macdonald Smith 1892-1949
36 Craig Wood 1902-1968
37 James Braid 1870-1950
38 Henry Picard 1907-1997
39 Lawson Little 1911-1968
40 Peter Thomson 1929-
41 Larry Nelson 1947-
42 Payne Stewart 1957-1999
43 Harry Cooper 1904-2000
44 Harold Hinton 1869-1942
45 John Ball 1861-1940
46 Ernie Els 1969-
47 Nick Price 1957-
48 Tom Kite 1949-
49 Ben Crenshaw 1952-
50 Mark O'Meara 1957-
51 Willie Park Sr. 1833-1903
52 Alex Smith 1872-1930
53 Denny Shute 1904-1974
54 Leo Diegel 1899-1951
55 Old Tom Morris 1821-1908
56 Jerry Travers 1887-1951
57 Chick Evans 1890-1979
58 Francis Ouimet 1893-1967
59 Johnny Farrell 1901-1988
60 Henry Cotton 1907-1987
61 Curtis Strange 1955-
62 Jack Burke Jr. 1923-
63 Lanny Wadkins 1950-
64 Hubert Green 1946-
65 Bernhard Langer 1957-
66 Jock Hutchison 1884-1977
67 Jose-Maria Olazabal 1967
68 Roberto de Vicenzo 1923-
69 Doug Ford 1923-
70 Tommy Bolt 1919-
71 Tom Weiskopf 1942-
72 Fuzzy Zoeller 1951-
73 Walter Travis 1862-1927
74 Tony Jacklin 1944-
75 Fred Couples 1959-
76 Craig Stadler 1953-
77 Ted Ray 1877-1943
78 Vijay Singh 1963-
79 Ken Venturi 1931-
80 Davis Love III 1964-
81 Corey Pavin 1959-
82 Sandy Lyle 1958-
83 Ian Woosnam 1958-
84 David Graham 1946-
85 David Stockton 1941-
86 Bob Charles 1936-
87 Lee Janzen 1964-
88 Olin Dutra 1901-1983
89 Johnny Revolta 1911-1991
90 James Ferrier 1915-1986
91 Arnaud Massy 1877-1958
92 Bob Ferguson 1848-1915
93 Jamie Anderson 1842-1912
94 Willie Park Jr. 1864-1925
95 Dow Finsterwald 1929-
96 Tony Lema 1934-1966
97 Doug Sanders 1933-
98 Johnny McDermott 1892-1971
99 Willie MacFarlane 1890-1961
100 John Daly 1966-

You probably have a bunch with less than 100 posts (non-regulars) and a large bunch in 500-1000 (those of us who've been on for a year or more). Over 2000 posts is less common.
Maybe 0-50; 51-250; 251-750; 751-1500; 1501-2500; 2501-4000; 4001-6000?

Yeah, there are a lot with less than 100. We may even need more divisions than you or I suggested, especially within that 500-1000 range as you noted.. Maybe using famous golfer names is not the right way to approach it either. I want the naming to be somewhat meaningful, but fun too... thanks for your feedback Aimee!

Maybe rank some of the tournaments and then use something along those lines.

Like 100 post is a PGA Champion
200 would be a US Open
300 British Open
400 Masters (or Green Jacket)
1000 as Grand Slam Winner
50 Posts maybe TPC
75 Ryder Cup
800 FedEx Cup

10 Posts Buick Champ.

Something along those lines.

Let me look at some info tomorrow, maybe tonight, about different tournaments and their longevity and prestige.

I guess it would be easier to figure out how to name the divisions if we knew how many divisions there will be...

Maybe no "name" until you reach 100 posts?
Then 100-250; 250-500; 500-750...and so on
When you run out of names, if someone hits a gazillion posts, you just call them Master of the Universe!

I like Weekend Duffer for < 100 posts

I would say after a point, it probably doesn't matter if you keep posting in terms of being rewarded with a new label. So I'd simplify it and go with the something like Aimee suggested.

I think the whole thing is kind of hokey, and the ratings too. I'd consider getting rid of those, and just leaving the number of posts.