Meet Senior Golf Pro Tommy Bolt And MoreGene Littler was born in 1930 and became pro golfer. Gene had twenty-nine tour wins with the PGA and eight wins with the Senior PGA. In 1961, he gained one win in the U.S. Open. He also took a win in the Amateur in 1953. He was a member of the World Golf Hall of fame, Walker Cup Team as well as eight Ryder Cup teams. He was voted Comeback Player of the Year in 1973. After taking a break from senior golf in 1972, Gene came back and won in Saint Louis. He did have a great career in the golfing circle. Cary Middlecoff was born in 1921 and died in 1998. Cary had forty tour wins and three major wins. He was a member of the World Hall of Fame, the Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame and in 1956 he won the Vardon Trophy. Cary was a great senior golf pro and was dentist before joining the PGA. He wrote a book called the "Golf Swing" as well as did some broadcasting before he died. He was known as slow paced senior golf pro. Harry Cooper was born in 1904 and died in 2000. He Cooper took thirty-one tour wins, but had no championship wins in the majors. In 1937, he won the Vardon trophy and was a leader in money win with the PGA. He was a member of the World Hall of Fame. Cooper went on to teach golfing lessons in New York for twenty-six years. He then moved to the Westchester Country Club were he continued teaching until he was ninety-three years old. This shows you that you can be a senior golfer for as long as you want. Ben Hogan was another great senior golf pro who was born in 1912 and died in 1997. Hogan had sixty-four tour wins and nine major championship wins. Hogan was also a member of the World Golf Hall of Fame and won the Vardon Trophy in 1940, 1948 and 1941. Ben Hogan played his first tour event in 1932 and won the money purse of $8.50. In 1927, Hogan turned pro at the age of seventeen. Hogan also had golf clubs that bore his name and were considered some of the best clubs one could buy for many years. Comments |
MenuMy ArticlesWorking Up To Be A Senior Golf ProThe Senior Golf Tour Spectator Rules And Amateur Qualifying To Play The Top 5 Senior Golf Champion Tour Winners With More Than Twenty Wins Meet Senior Golf Pro Tommy Bolt And More What Senior Golf Pros Still Give Lessons Senior Golf Resorts In Orlando Three Popular Women Senior Golf Courses Starting Young To Become A Senior Golf Pro Senior Golf Vacation Packages Senior Golf Injuries Are Common Senior Golf Pros Retired The Mental Focus For A Senior Golf Player Popular Senior Golf Equipment Something New For Golfers- The Senior Golf Guild Some Spectacular Senior Golf Courses In Alabama Senior Golf Mini Tours Find The Right Senior Golf Clubs Planning A Senior Golf Vacation Some Interesting PGA Senior Golf Knowledge Increase Your Distance With Tips For Senior Golf Players Senior Golf- The Senior Open History Senior Golf Strategies That Work Five Top Female Senior Golf Pros Senior Golf Championships Recognized |
||||||||
|
© 2024 Senior Golf - Site Map - Privacy Policy - Sports Powered By AccessInfoHub.com