German golf legend Bernhard Langer sank a long birdie putt at the final hole to win the Charles Schwab Cup Championship and hand the season-long Schwab Cup trophy to New Zealand’s Steven Alker on Sunday at Phoenix (Ariz.) Country Club.
German Bernhard Langer carded a 4-under 67 on Saturday to move into the lead after three rounds of action at the Charles Schwab Cup Championship in Phoenix. Langer got off to a hot start at Phoenix Country Club, picking up
Stewart Cink remains on top at the Charles Schwab Cup Championship, but Friday’s second round at Phoenix (Ariz.) Country Club brought with it a few notable shifts on the leaderboard. Cink followed his opening 64 with a 5-under-par 66 to
Stewart Cink might not have a chance to win the PGA Tour Champions’ season-long championship, the Schwab Cup, but that won’t stop him from showing off at the tour’s season finale. Cink jumped out to a three-shot lead at the
PGA Tour Champions is adding an event, putting a few new wrinkles in play and increasing the prize money for its 2025 season, according to the schedule announced Wednesday. In all, players will compete in 20 states and three countries
The Champions Tour’s American Family Insurance Championship is getting a makeover in 2025. The June 6-8 tournament is moving to Madison’s TPC Wisconsin and switching to a team format. “With this tournament moving to a new course in 2025, it’s
Padraig Harrington made four birdies on the front nine and held on to capture the inaugural Simmons Bank Championship on Sunday in Little Rock, Ark. The Irishman won his third PGA Tour Champions event of the season and leapt seven
Firing a 7-under 65, Ireland’s Padraig Harrington joined first-round leader Steve Alker of New Zealand atop the inaugural Simmons Bank Championship leaderboard after two rounds on Saturday in Little Rock, Ark. Harrington, 53, bogeyed his first hole but quickly recovered
New Zealand’s Steven Alker carded a bogey-free, 10-under-par 62 to secure the first-round lead at the inaugural Simmons Bank Championship on Friday in Little Rock, Ark. Alker matched his lowest 18-hole score on the Champions Tour by racking up eight