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John Daly made history at the Sanford International by scoring a record 19 on a single hole, the highest ever in professional golf, during a PGA Tour Champions event, resulting in a score of 88 for the round.
John Daly set a record for the highest score on a single hole in PGA Tour Champions history by scoring a 19 on the par-5 12th hole at the Sanford International, breaking his personal record and the previous high score by three shots, finishing with an 88 for the round.
John Daly set a record-high score of 19 on a single hole during a Champions Tour event, breaking his personal record and the tournament record, ultimately scoring an 88 for the round.
John Daly set a tour-record 19 strokes on a single hole during the PGA Tour Champions' Sanford International, marking his highest single-hole score in his career after multiple penalty shots, notably on the par-5 12th hole at Minnehaha Country Club.
Four Australian golfers, Cameron Percy, Michael Wright, Steve Allan, and David Bransdon, along with American Shane Bertsch, earned exempt status for the 2024 PGA TOUR Champions after a strong performance at the Qualifying Tournament's Final Stage. Percy emerged as the medalist, finishing five strokes clear of the runner-up. The four Australians had played a practice round together at the First Stage of Q-School and shared a dinner before their successful qualification.
Former MLB All-Star pitcher John Smoltz is competing in the qualifying tournament for the PGA Tour Champions in Arizona, aiming to earn a spot on the tour. Despite acknowledging the difficulty of the sport, Smoltz is excited to attempt the challenge and improve his golf game. Having already played in nine Champions Tour events, earning a Tour card would be a notable achievement for the 56-year-old. Smoltz tees off on Tuesday at TPC Scottsdale as he begins his qualifying attempt across 72 holes.
John Daly, a two-time major champion, is in contention at the Sanford International PGA Tour Champions event in South Dakota after a spectacular round featuring two eagles. Daly, who has struggled this season, expressed his love for the fans and hopes to have a fun final round. He credits his improved putting and eagles for his success and appreciates the support from the gallery. Daly will tee off in the penultimate group for the final round.
Steve Stricker and Harrison Frazar are tied for the lead at 7-under 203 after the third round of the Kaulig Companies Championship, the fourth major tournament of the PGA Tour Champions. Stricker shot a 5-under 65 to bounce back from a second-round 73, while Frazar had a 70. Stewart Cink is one stroke behind, and Ernie Els, K.J. Choi, and Scott Parel are also in contention.
Bernhard Langer, at almost 66 years old, won the US Senior Open to secure his 46th victory on the PGA Tour Champions, surpassing Hale Irwin as the winningest golfer on the senior tour. Langer also broke his own record as the oldest winner on the PGA Tour Champions for the fifth time. Despite enduring pain from his knees, Langer continues to dominate the senior circuit and remains hopeful for more success in the future.
Bernhard Langer, the all-time winningest player on PGA TOUR Champions, has been praised by his peers for his work ethic, consistency, and mental strength. At 65 years old, Langer continues to break records and accumulate titles, showcasing his longevity in the sport. Beyond his golfing achievements, Langer is described as a dedicated and disciplined individual who enjoys sports like soccer and pickleball, has a sense of humor, and indulges in desserts. His peers admire his professionalism, values, and inspiring example.
Bernhard Langer, at 65 years and 10 months, won the U.S. Senior Open, breaking the PGA Tour Champions' career victory record with his 46th win. Langer finished two strokes ahead of Steve Stricker, the home-state favorite, on a challenging course. Despite bogeying the final three holes, Langer's win solidifies his status as the oldest winner on the 50-and-over tour and extends his record for senior major victories to 12.
Steve Stricker wins the American Family Insurance Championship in Wisconsin, his third win in four starts, beating Steven Alker and Paul Broadhurst by five shots. After his win, Stricker recorded a champions video, providing a funny moment when he couldn't pronounce his name. This is his fifth win of the season, and he holds a hefty lead in the Charles Schwab Cup race.
Steve Stricker won his first American Family Insurance Championship title on a record-breaking weekend, finishing with a 19-under 197. Stricker shot a 7-under 65 on Sunday, thanks to a strong front nine, to secure the victory. The win marks Stricker's third PGA Tour Champions title of the year and his 12th overall.
Padraig Harrington holds a one-shot lead over Steve Stricker heading into the final round of the Senior PGA Championship. Harrington had a chance to break the 54-hole scoring record but hit a double-bogey after a long restroom break. Stricker matched Harrington's tournament-best 8-under 64 from the opening round and is coming off a win in the first senior major of the season. Stewart Cink aced the 191-yard 13th hole and is three shots behind Harrington.