Where is the Senior PGA Championship part of the world golf tour taking place?
Harris Teeter Senior Amateur Golf Tour championship scheduled. HILTON HEAD, S.C. — The Harris Teeter Senior Amateur Golf Tour will host its ninth tour championship Nov. 13-14 at Port Royal Plantation. This is the first time the championship, which includes golfers from 14 Harris Teeter Senior Amateur Tours across the East Coast, will be contested on Hilton Head Island. The eight previous tour championships were held in the Pinehurst region of North Carolina. “We’re excited to move the championship to a new market,” said tour president Dennis McCormac. “We’ve worked with Port Royal before and it’s a natural fit for our tour finals. Plus, they have a brand new clubhouse which will be used extensively during the tournament.” A field of about 200 competitors is expected to tee it up on the Robber’s Row and Planter’s Row courses at Port Royal during this 36-hole stroke-play championship. Tour members are encouraged to arrive early for practice rounds on Nov. 11 and 12, and to experience th
Harris Teeter Senior Amateur Golf Tour championship scheduled. HILTON HEAD, S.C. — The Harris Teeter Senior Amateur Golf Tour will host its ninth tour championship Nov. 13-14 at Port Royal Plantation. This is the first time the championship, which includes golfers from 14 Harris Teeter Senior Amateur Tours across the East Coast, will be contested on Hilton Head Island. The eight previous tour championships were held in the Pinehurst region of North Carolina. “We’re excited to move the championship to a new market,” said tour president Dennis McCormac. “We’ve worked with Port Royal before and it’s a natural fit for our tour finals. Plus, they have a brand new clubhouse which will be used extensively during the tournament.” A field of about 200 competitors is expected to tee it up on the Robber’s Row and Planter’s Row courses at Port Royal during this 36-hole stroke-play championship. Tour members are encouraged to arrive early for practice rounds on Nov. 11 and 12, and to experience th
The Senior PGA Championship took part at Canterbury Golf Club, Beachwood, Ohio, USA. After receiving a special invite from The PGA of America, Michael Allen ended a 20-year victory drought in dramatic fashion Sunday, making a clutch birdie on Canterbury’s brutal 18th hole to win the 70th Senior PGA Championship and join Arnold Palmer as the only men in history to win the Alfred S. Bourne Trophy in their Champions Tour debut. Source: www.pga.com Sources: www.pga.
American Michael Allen wins Senior PGA Championship at Canterbury Golf Club, Beachwood, Ohio American Michael Allen has won the Senior PGA Championship at Canterbury Golf Club, Beachwood, Ohio and a cheque for $360,000, after carding a three under par final round of 67 for a 72 hole aggregate score of -6, 274. In 2nd place was former U.S Masters Golf Championship winner Lary Mize (67), two strokes back on -4, 276. Third and fourth places were also occupied by Americans with Bruce Fleisher (67) finishing on -3, 277, three strokes ahead of five-times Open Golf Champion Tom Watson (66), who finished on level par 280. England’s Mark James had another fine performance on the USA Senior Golf circuit by finishing in T9 place with scores of 69, 71, 72 and 70 for +2, 282. Scotland’s Ross Drummond, finished on eight-over-par 288 for T37 place and earned $7,886. Fellow-Scots Sam Torrance and Bill Longmuir both finished on eleven-over-par 291, for T53 place and earned $4,275. Sources:
