Tony Jacklin's son Sean scores first win of summer on West Florida Tour

  Sean Jacklin with West Florida Tour co-ordinator Ross Hanson (don't ask us which is which!)

Sean, one of Tony Jacklin's family of six, was born at Biggar and he lists "Scotland" as his home country.
This was his first win of the summer on the West Florida Tour.
Another Scot, Paul Ferrier, finished out of the money on this one. 
SCROLL down past the scores to find out more about Sean Jacklin.
 
HOW THEY FINISHED

Ranking	Player Name		Day 1	Day 2	Day 3	Score	Prize Money	Points
1	Sean Jacklin		66	66	66	198	$3,000.00	30100
2	Charles Wang		67	67	66	200	$1,800.00	18100
3	Kevin Aylwin		67	68	67	202	$1,350.00	13600
4	Chris Kennedy		66	68	69	203	$1,120.00	11300
T5	Sebastian Mark		70	65	69	204	$870.00	8800
T5	Ryan Gildersleeve		70	66	68	204	$870.00	8800
T5	Patrick Williams		64	72	68	204	$870.00	8800
T5	Jordan Massey		67	68	69	204	$870.00	8800
T9	Daniel Chopra		69	71	65	205	$580.00	5900
T9	Jake Sherwin		66	68	71	205	$580.00	5900
T9	J.C. Horne		63	72	70	205	$580.00	5900
T12	Michael Visacki		68	68	70	206	$525.00	5350
T12	Hernan Borja		70	66	70	206	$525.00	5350
T14	Cole Taylor		68	68	71	207	$505.00	5150
T14	A.J. Morris		74	67	66	207	$505.00	5150
T16	Spence Fulford		73	68	67	208	$480.00	4900
T16	Andrew Gain		72	68	68	208	$480.00	4900
T16	Evan Harmeling		71	68	69	208	$480.00	4900
19	Domenico Geminiani		66	73	70	209	$460.00	4700
20	Hunter Cornelius		70	71	69	210	$310.00	3200
21	Daniel Hoeve		70	69	72	211	$310.00	3200
T22	Sam Osborne		70	71	71	212	$310.00	3200
T22	Dillon Board		71	70	71	212	$310.00	3200
T24	Mike Andre		73	69	100	242	$0.00	100
T24	Tony Hajek		68	74	100	242	$0.00	100
T24	Aaron Sherry		73	69	100	242	$0.00	100
T24	Andy Hess		70	72	100	242	$0.00	100
T24	Blake Biggs		72	70	100	242	$0.00	100
29	Devin Spies		73	70	100	243	$0.00	100
T30	Jordan Miller		75	69	100	244	$0.00	100
T30	Rocky Khara		73	71	100	244	$0.00	100
T30	Paul Ferrier		69	75	100	244	$0.00	100
T30	John Chaney		74	70	100	244	$0.00	100
T30	Alex Lodge		73	71	100	244	$0.00	100
T30	Clayton Gregory		70	74	100	244	$0.00	100
T36	James Tisdale		73	72	100	245	$0.00	100
T36	Jason Hnat		72	73	100	245	$0.00	100
T36	Andrew Wilkinson		74	71	100	245	$0.00	100
T36	Samuel Chavez		71	74	100	245	$0.00	100
T40	Geoff Moore		76	70	100	246	$0.00	100
T40	Matthew Garcia		75	71	100	246	$0.00	100
T40	Colin Van Es		72	74	100	246	$0.00	100
T40	Zachary Alligood (am)		76	70	100	246	$0.00 (v)	100
T44	Xander McDonald-Smith		70	77	100	247	$0.00	100
T44	Tyler Sluman		73	74	100	247	$0.00	100
T44	Zach Golembiewski		72	75	100	247	$0.00	100
T47	John Lento		77	72	100	249	$0.00	100
T47	Abdul Sihag		74	75	100	249	$0.00	100
T47	Daniel Caban (am)		71	78	100	249	$0.00 (v)	100
T50	David Good		74	76	100	250	$0.00	100
T50	Andrew Seeman		73	77	100	250	$0.00	100
T52	Thomas Stirling		76	75	100	251	$0.00	100
T52	Thomas Joiner		74	77	100	251	$0.00	100
T52	Keith Greene		74	77	100	251	$0.00	100
55	Landon Weber (am)		77	76	100	253	$0.00 (v)	100
T56	Spencer Schultz (am)		77	77	100	254	$0.00 (v)	100
T56	Scott Lamb		76	78	100	254	$0.00	100
T56	Brian Karman		73	81	100	254	$0.00	100
59	Brendan Worthy (am)		79	82	100	261	$0.00 (v)	100

Sean Jacklin named after Sean Connery
 
FROM THE SCOTSMAN WEBSITE
HE is the son of one of England’s greatest golfers but Sean Jacklin is proudly flying the Scottish flag as he bids to follow in his dad Tony’s footsteps. 
Named after his father’s good friend Sean Connery, Jacklin junior was born in Biggar during a four-year spell when Tony and his second wife, Astrid, lived in Quothquhan Lodge close to the South Lanarkshire town. 
Sean’s spent most of his life in the United States, where his parents moved in 1993 to coincide with two-times major winner Jacklin senior becoming eligible for the Champions Tour.