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Cejka strong Thursday, leads Senior Players Championship - TSN.ca
AKRON, Ohio (AP) — Alex Cejka birdied two of the final three holes for a 6-under 64 and a two-stroke lead Thursday in the Bridgestone Senior Players Championship. Cejka birdied the par-3 seventh and par-4 ninth to cap a bogey-free round on Firestone Country Club's South Course. “I drove the ball well, which gives you a lot of chances when you’re in the fairway,” Cejka said. “I hit a lot of great iron shots where it gave me a lot of looks and putted well.
Alex Cejka wins Senior PGA for second straight major, Mike Weir ties for fifth
42m ago The Canadian Press Alex Cejka , The Canadian Press TULSA, Okla. (AP) — Alex Cejka won the Senior PGA Championship on Sunday for his second straight major championship, thriving on accurate and powerful ball-striking and deft touch around the demanding greens at Southern Hills. Cejka shot a 3-under 67 for a four-stroke victory over Tim Petrovic, three weeks after he beat Steve Stricker in a playoff in the Regions Tradition in Alabama. “It’s incredible,” Cejka said.
Alex Cejka wins Regions Tradition playoff over Steve Stricker
May 9, 2021 The Canadian Press Alex Cejka , The Canadian Press BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — With a big comeback and an even bigger putt, Alex Cejka ensured he won't have to wait or play his way into events for a while. Cejka won the Regions Tradition on Sunday in only his third PGA Tour Champions start, beating defending champion Steve Stricker with a birdie on the first hole of a playoff to earn a full exemption for the next two seasons.
Safeway Open: Round 2 tee times, TV and streaming info
The 2020-21 PGA Tour season has officially begun. Less than one week after Dustin Johnson won the Tour Championship in Atlanta, the Safeway Open is kicking off the new PGA Tour season in Napa, California. During the first round of the Safeway Open at Silverado Resort & Spa’s North Course, Russell Knox took the early lead at 9 under after a bogey-free 63. Knox leads Sam Burns, Bo Hoag and Cameron Percy by one shot and Brendan Steele and Pat Perez by two headed into the second round.
Safeway Open: Round 1 tee times, TV and streaming info
The 2019-20 season just ended, and yet PGA Tour golf is back. A new season begins this week with the Safeway Open at Silverado Resort in Napa, California. It’s a bit of an in-between week with many players taking rest where they can get it after a three-week stretch of FedEx Cup Playoffs (and the PGA Championship before that) and the U.S. Open approaching next week.
WATCH: Alex Cejka headbangs to '80s rock hit on 1st tee at Zurich Classic
If you haven't heard, players who made the cut this weekend at the Zurich Classic are getting a special treat: being announced on the 1st tee to a song of their choice. It's the first time so-called walk-up songs have been allowed at a PGA Tour event. On Saturday, golf fans got their first taste of the quirky new addition to the tournament, and pros Alex Cejka and Ben Crane did not disappoint.
Mickelson likes a major where emphasis isn’t on par
TROON, Scotland — Even during a week when the USGA didn’t have a championship, it still came under scrutiny by way of comparisons. With a forecast of gusts topping 30 mph for the third round Saturday, the R&A finished its morning preparation of Royal Troon and decided not to cut or roll the putting surfaces in case the wind got out of hand. The greens were slower, though links putting surfaces typically are not fast. The result was low scoring and quick pace of play.
Lefty likes a major where emphasis isn't on par
TROON, Scotland (AP) — Even during a week when the USGA didn't have a championship, it still came under scrutiny by way of comparisons.With a forecast of gusts topping 30 mph for the third round Saturday, the R&A finished its morning preparation of Royal Troon and decided not to cut or roll the putting surfaces in case the wind got out of hand. The greens were slower, though links putting surfaces typically are not fast.The result was low scoring and quick pace of play.
Mickelson likes a major where emphasis isn’t on par
By Doug Ferguson / The Associated Press TROON, Scotland—Even during a week when the United States Golfers Association (USGA) didn’t have a championship, it still came under scrutiny by way of comparisons. With a forecast of gusts topping 30 miles per hour for the third round on Saturday, the Royal & Ancient Golf Club (R&A) finished its morning preparation of Royal Troon and decided not to cut or roll the putting surfaces in case the wind got out of hand.
Mickelson likes a major where emphasis isn't on par
Troon, Scotland — Even during a week when the USGA didn't have a championship, it still came under scrutiny by way of comparisons. Even during a week when the USGA didn’t have a championship, it still came under scrutiny by way of comparisons. With a forecast of gusts topping 30 mph for the third round Saturday, the R&A finished its morning preparation of Royal Troon and decided not to cut or roll the putting surfaces in case the wind got out of hand.
Mickelson likes a major where emphasis isn't on par
Even during a week when the USGA didn't have a championship, it still came under scrutiny by way of comparisons.With a forecast of gusts topping 30 mph for the third round Saturday, the R&A finished its morning preparation of Royal Troon and decided not to cut or roll the putting surfaces in case the wind got out of hand. The greens were slower, though links putting surfaces typically are not fast.The result was low scoring and quick pace of play.
Mickelson likes a major where emphasis isn't on par
Even during a week when the USGA didn't have a championship, it still came under scrutiny by way of comparisons.With a forecast of gusts topping 30 mph for the third round Saturday, the R&A finished its morning preparation of Royal Troon and decided not to cut or roll the putting surfaces in case the wind got out of hand. The greens were slower, though links putting surfaces typically are not fast.The result was low scoring and quick pace of play.
Even during a week when the USGA didn't have a championship, it still came under scrutiny by way of comparisons
Phil Mickelson of the United States places his ball prior to putting on the 13th green during the final round of the British Open Golf Championship at the Royal Troon Golf Club in Troon, Scotland, Sunday, July 17, 2016. (AP Photo/Peter Morrison) Andrew Johnston of England gestures to the crowd as he walks to the 8th green during the final round of the British Open Golf Championship at the Royal Troon Golf Club in Troon, Scotland, Sunday, July 17, 2016.
Golf notes: It's official, Tiger Woods won't play this season
Tiger Woods withdrew from the PGA Championship, the first time he will go an entire year without playing a major. The decision, while not a surprise, also means he will go an entire PGA Tour season without playing. His agent, Mark Steinberg of Excel Sports Management, said in a text to The Associated Press on Tuesday that Woods will not play the remainder of the tour season as he continues to rehab following back surgeries.
Mickelson likes a major where emphasis isn't on par
Even during a week when the USGA didn't have a championship, it still came under scrutiny by way of comparisons.With a forecast of gusts topping 30 mph for the third round Saturday, the R&A finished its morning preparation of Royal Troon and decided not to cut or roll the putting surfaces in case the wind got out of hand. The greens were slower, though links putting surfaces typically are not fast.The result was low scoring and quick pace of play.
Mickelson likes a major where emphasis isn't on par
Phil Mickelson of the United States places his ball prior to putting on the 13th green during the final round of the British Open Golf Championship at the Royal Troon Golf Club in Troon, Scotland, Sunday, July 17, 2016. (AP Photo/Peter Morrison) TROON, Scotland (AP) — Even during a week when the USGA didn't have a championship, it still came under scrutiny by way of comparisons.
Mickelson likes a major where emphasis isn't on par
Even during a week when the USGA didn't have a championship, it still came under scrutiny by way of comparisons.With a forecast of gusts topping 30 mph for the third round Saturday, the R&A finished its morning preparation of Royal Troon and decided not to cut or roll the putting surfaces in case the wind got out of hand. The greens were slower, though links putting surfaces typically are not fast.The result was low scoring and quick pace of play.
Mickelson likes a major where emphasis isn't on par
Even during a week when the USGA didn't have a championship, it still came under scrutiny by way of comparisons.With a forecast of gusts topping 30 mph for the third round Saturday, the R&A finished its morning preparation of Royal Troon and decided not to cut or roll the putting surfaces in case the wind got out of hand. The greens were slower, though links putting surfaces typically are not fast.The result was low scoring and quick pace of play.
Mickelson Likes a Major Where Emphasis Isn't on Par
TROON, Scotland — Even during a week when the USGA didn't have a championship, it still came under scrutiny by way of comparisons. With a forecast of gusts topping 30 mph for the third round Saturday, the R&A finished its morning preparation of Royal Troon and decided not to cut or roll the putting surfaces in case the wind got out of hand. The greens were slower, though links putting surfaces typically are not fast. The result was low scoring and quick pace of play.
Mickelson likes a major where emphasis isn't on par
Even during a week when the USGA didn't have a championship, it still came under scrutiny by way of comparisons.With a forecast of gusts topping 30 mph for the third round Saturday, the R&A finished its morning preparation of Royal Troon and decided not to cut or roll the putting surfaces in case the wind got out of hand. The greens were slower, though links putting surfaces typically are not fast.The result was low scoring and quick pace of play.
Mickelson likes a major where emphasis isn't on par
Even during a week when the USGA didn't have a championship, it still came under scrutiny by way of comparisons.With a forecast of gusts topping 30 mph for the third round Saturday, the R&A finished its morning preparation of Royal Troon and decided not to cut or roll the putting surfaces in case the wind got out of hand. The greens were slower, though links putting surfaces typically are not fast.The result was low scoring and quick pace of play.
Phil Mickelson of the United States places his ball prior to putting on the 13th green during the final round of the British Open Golf Championship at the Royal Troon Golf Club in Troon, Scotland, Sunday, July 17, 2016. (AP Photo/Peter Morrison)The Associated Press+Read Caption Phil Mickelson of the United States places his ball prior to putting on the 13th green during the final round of the British Open Golf Championship at the Royal Troon Golf Club in Troon, Scotland, Sunday, July 17, 2016.
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