Dan Forsman wins US Seniors Tour event by three strokes
Dan Forsman made an eagle and four straight birdies on the way to winning the US Champions (Seniors) Tour's Regions Charity Classic by three strokes at Hoover, Alabama.
Forsman, a five-time winner on the US PGA Tour, had a pair of late bogeys to shoot 66 on Sunday, following a tournament-record 62 the day before at Ross Bridge. He finished at 20 under, ahead of Joe Ozaki (66) and Peter Senior (68) at 17-under 199.
Second-round leader Bobby Clampett shot a 73 to fall to fifth.
David Peoples (68) came in fourth at 15 under, while Jeff Sluman (68) tied with Clampett another stroke back.
Clampett birdied three of the first six holes, but made a double bogey on No. 7 and then bogeyed both 10 and 11 to fall eight shots behind Forsman.
Dan Forsman made an eagle and four straight birdies on the way to winning the US Champions (Seniors) Tour's Regions Charity Classic by three strokes at Hoover, Alabama.
Forsman, a five-time winner on the US PGA Tour, had a pair of late bogeys to shoot 66 on Sunday, following a tournament-record 62 the day before at Ross Bridge. He finished at 20 under, ahead of Joe Ozaki (66) and Peter Senior (68) at 17-under 199.
Second-round leader Bobby Clampett shot a 73 to fall to fifth.
David Peoples (68) came in fourth at 15 under, while Jeff Sluman (68) tied with Clampett another stroke back.
Clampett birdied three of the first six holes, but made a double bogey on No. 7 and then bogeyed both 10 and 11 to fall eight shots behind Forsman.
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