Two players will be chasing history in the final round of the 46th US Senior Open while a third will be trying to change his personal history in the championship while also seeking to set a record.
Many players competing in this week’s US Senior Open featuring golfers 50 years and older have seen a lot of alterations to the PGA Tour product over the course of their careers. This is just one more. Or is it?
Major championship season continues this week with the US Senior Open marking three consecutive weeks of majors across both the men’s and women’s games.
It’s the second time in two years that the same player won both the Senior PGA and the Regions Tradition, after Angel Cabrera who won both last year in back-to-back weeks.
The Irishman, 53, a member of the World Golf Hall of Fame, prevailed in a veritable 18-hole match race with Stewart Cink on the East course at The Broadmoor in Colorado.
Mark Hensby can make it a birthday to remember after maintaining his place at the top of the leaderboard through three rounds of the US Senior Open in Colorado.
Back-to-back birdies to finish earned Mark Hensby a share of the lead at the halfway point of the US Senior Open at The Broadmoor in Colorado. RELATED: Padraig Harrington, Roger Maltbie go at it in bizarre video from US Senior Open Three back when he began his second round after early surges from major champions Read more…
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The wily, 48-year-old veteran pulled out an unexpected victory with some unbelievably clutch shots down the stretch. Experience still plays on tour, evidently, and Gay has plenty of it.
For much of the round, it looked as though Peter Malnati had done enough to claim his second Sanderson Farms Championship. Sergio Garcia had other ideas…
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