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Ricky Fowler withdrew from the WM Phoenix Open due to illness, unable to perform at his best. This unexpected exit is a major disappointment for the fan-favorite golfer, who had high hopes for a strong showing this week
Rickie Fowler has unexpectedly withdrawn from the WM Phoenix Open due to illness, leaving fans and fellow competitors eager for his return. His absence adds a new twist to the tournament’s unfolding story as he focuses on recovery, aiming to come back stronger for the upcoming PGA Tour events
In a nail-biting climax at the HOF Champions event, Cabrera clinched victory with a stunning late birdie, demonstrating his exceptional skill under pressure. This remarkable performance not only secured him the coveted title but also highlighted his enduring excellence in the world of senior golf
Jung-Ho Choi captured his long-awaited major victory at the Senior Open, overcoming early struggles to shoot a dazzling 4-under 66 and secure a one-stroke triumph at Gleneagles.
The 53-year-old Choi, the 2019 Senior Open champion, recovered from a shaky start with a birdie spree, rolling in four birdies in a row from the 5th hole onwards, including three on the back nine.
Despite a costly double bogey on the par-4 second, Choi’s resilience shone through, and he maintained a steady pace throughout the remainder of the tournament.
Choi’s victory marks his second senior major title and fourth senior win overall, cementing his place among the greats of the game.
Choi stuttered early, but birdied four holes in a row, including three of the last four to regale command of the Senior British Open at Gleneagles. After a double bogey on the par-4 second, Choi birdied three of the next four holes, adding two more on the back nine. Choi, who won this event in 2019, leads Darren Clarke and Bernhard Langer by a single stroke at 10 under through 36 holes. The victory would be Choi’s second senior major and fourth senior victory overall.
