WIZARDS FROM OZ MAKE HEADLINES ON US SENIORS TOUR
FROM THE PGA OF AUSTRALIA WEBSITE
Australians made headlines on the US Champions Tour last week. Three time Australian PGA champion Peter Senior attracted attention for a remarkable feat – shooting 59 for 18 holes.
Senior shot a seven under par 28 in his final nine holes of the Champion's Tour's first major two weeks ago, then opened last week's Principal Charity Classic with a four under 31 for his first nine holes, the two nines adding up to the magical 59.
It's a fabulous effort despite being spread over two rounds.
Countryman Graham Marsh also made a bit of history of his own at the Principal Charity event, recording an ace at the second hole during the pro-am then another ace at the fifth during the first round of the tournament.
Marsh unfortunately didn't finish the tournament, withdrawing with a back injury.
Senior shot a seven under par 28 in his final nine holes of the Champion's Tour's first major two weeks ago, then opened last week's Principal Charity Classic with a four under 31 for his first nine holes, the two nines adding up to the magical 59.
It's a fabulous effort despite being spread over two rounds.
Countryman Graham Marsh also made a bit of history of his own at the Principal Charity event, recording an ace at the second hole during the pro-am then another ace at the fifth during the first round of the tournament.
Marsh unfortunately didn't finish the tournament, withdrawing with a back injury.
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