WINNER COOK SETS TOURNAMENT RECORD IN MONTREAL
BLAINVILLE, Quebec (AP) — John Cook shot a 6-under 66 today and set a tournament course record with a 21-under 195 to win the US Seniors Tour's Montreal Championship by three strokes at the Fontainebleau Golf Club.
Cook, the tournament runner-up last year, erased Chien-Soon Lu's one-stroke lead and claimed the $270,000 top prize at the Champions Tour's sole Canadian stop. Cook's third win on the 50-and-over tour this season came one year after Larry Mize, last year's champion, overtook him with a 64 on the final day.
Canada's Rod Spittle shot a course record 10-under 62 to finish 15 under. The Ontario native broke the mark of 63 held by four players - including Cook - and finished in a seventh-place tie, up from a tie for 49th place after two rounds.
England's Roger Chapman finished joint 35th on 208 with scores of 68, 68 and 72.
Welshman Mark Mouland finished joint 52nd on 216 with scores of 68, 71 and 71.
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Cook, the tournament runner-up last year, erased Chien-Soon Lu's one-stroke lead and claimed the $270,000 top prize at the Champions Tour's sole Canadian stop. Cook's third win on the 50-and-over tour this season came one year after Larry Mize, last year's champion, overtook him with a 64 on the final day.
Canada's Rod Spittle shot a course record 10-under 62 to finish 15 under. The Ontario native broke the mark of 63 held by four players - including Cook - and finished in a seventh-place tie, up from a tie for 49th place after two rounds.
England's Roger Chapman finished joint 35th on 208 with scores of 68, 68 and 72.
Welshman Mark Mouland finished joint 52nd on 216 with scores of 68, 71 and 71.
TO VIEW ALL THE SCORES AND SCORECARDS
CLICK HERE
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